Topic: With Ebola striking in Texas - page 6. (Read 10829 times)
Now that it's in US I think there's more pressure on them to make a cure. Before they didn't really care about Africa
MFW I, no joke, work within a 5 minute drive to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. I pass it on the way home on an alternate route when traffic is bad on 75.
The next 20 days are going to be critical. Reading the stories about the number of people that were exposed to him while infectious are disconcerting.
The next 20 days are going to be critical. Reading the stories about the number of people that were exposed to him while infectious are disconcerting.
if somebody infected went to the Fair we're in big trouble
lol gov wanna kill us all
MFW I, no joke, work within a 5 minute drive to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas. I pass it on the way home on an alternate route when traffic is bad on 75.
The next 20 days are going to be critical. Reading the stories about the number of people that were exposed to him while infectious are disconcerting.
The next 20 days are going to be critical. Reading the stories about the number of people that were exposed to him while infectious are disconcerting.
- Hear the news...
- Be panic
- Keep with your live
- Be panic
- Keep with your live
Ohh i live near Dallas, i guess i need to listen to the news i have not heard of this coming to Texas... sounds scary not even really sure what it is 
Don't be worried to much...reality in forums appear too much worst than really is.
I suppose you're already following basic hygiene tips everyday, so you're already prepared.
Ohh i live near Dallas, i guess i need to listen to the news i have not heard of this coming to Texas... sounds scary not even really sure what it is
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
I wouldn't do much. It's not all that easy to get. I see a lot of media fear mongering going on and I see alot of people commenting on facebook and other forums about how scared they are. Basically to get ebola, you have to be in direct contact with an infected persons blood, feces, urine, vomit, and/or semen.
Look at Africa, a very small number are dying from the "epidemic"
If you still have doubts that you might have it, there is this simple test you can take: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/228818/quiz-do-you-have-ebola/
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
No, it doesn't. It isn't air born, so unless you are in direct physical contact with their bodily fluids, you're safe.
diyng for diarrhea?
Yes, they lose all watter. and since there is little watter can kill you easily.
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
I wouldn't do much. It's not all that easy to get. I see a lot of media fear mongering going on and I see alot of people commenting on facebook and other forums about how scared they are. Basically to get ebola, you have to be in direct contact with an infected persons blood, feces, urine, vomit, and/or semen.
Look at Africa, a very small number are dying from the "epidemic"
If you still have doubts that you might have it, there is this simple test you can take: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/228818/quiz-do-you-have-ebola/
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
No, it doesn't. It isn't air born, so unless you are in direct physical contact with their bodily fluids, you're safe.
diyng for diarrhea?
LOL
made my day
shitty death
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
The process is just the same as for example HIV.
As people stated earlier, it will never be able to cause any major epidemics in the western world thanks to a more developed health care, people are educated and aware of how ebola spreads and the people generally trust their governments.
WTF, are you serious?
You are completely wrong.
You compare HIV to ebola?
Do you not wondering your theory by why dont every HIV infected human is not isolated?
Ebola is highly contagious disease, 80% dies with ebola after ONLY 16 days.
Ebola is transferable trought saliva, spitting, blood, sperm, urine, feces.
This mean you only must touch for example a desk that is contaminated and than rub your eyes or you suck your finger and you have ebola.
Or when a ebola patient sneeze at you.
Its a little bit different to hiv, because hiv can not be transferable trought saliva, spitting, urine, feces and the people can live a lot of years with hiv.
Also, it's possible to get infected with HIV from for example saliva, it's just not as likely.
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
I wouldn't do much. It's not all that easy to get. I see a lot of media fear mongering going on and I see alot of people commenting on facebook and other forums about how scared they are. Basically to get ebola, you have to be in direct contact with an infected persons blood, feces, urine, vomit, and/or semen.
Look at Africa, a very small number are dying from the "epidemic"
If you still have doubts that you might have it, there is this simple test you can take: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/228818/quiz-do-you-have-ebola/
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
No, it doesn't. It isn't air born, so unless you are in direct physical contact with their bodily fluids, you're safe.
diyng for diarrhea?
LOL
made my day
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
I wouldn't do much. It's not all that easy to get. I see a lot of media fear mongering going on and I see alot of people commenting on facebook and other forums about how scared they are. Basically to get ebola, you have to be in direct contact with an infected persons blood, feces, urine, vomit, and/or semen.
Look at Africa, a very small number are dying from the "epidemic"
If you still have doubts that you might have it, there is this simple test you can take: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/228818/quiz-do-you-have-ebola/
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
No, it doesn't. It isn't air born, so unless you are in direct physical contact with their bodily fluids, you're safe.
diyng for diarrhea?
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
I wouldn't do much. It's not all that easy to get. I see a lot of media fear mongering going on and I see alot of people commenting on facebook and other forums about how scared they are. Basically to get ebola, you have to be in direct contact with an infected persons blood, feces, urine, vomit, and/or semen.
Look at Africa, a very small number are dying from the "epidemic"
If you still have doubts that you might have it, there is this simple test you can take: http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/228818/quiz-do-you-have-ebola/
Ebola is spread by monkeys and bats. Don't think it causes a real threat to the western world.
Ebola starts from bats but when it is in humans it spreads extremely easily from human to human.
No, it doesn't. It isn't air born, so unless you are in direct physical contact with their bodily fluids, you're safe.
diyng for diarrhea?
Actually a few people survived & recovered from Ebola if treated early enough. So if curable.
There is no medicine that works against Ebola. If you gets infected, then you can just hope that your body is able to fight off the infection naturally.
That is what makes ebola dangerous...
Actually a few people survived & recovered from Ebola if treated early enough. So if curable.
There is no medicine that works against Ebola. If you gets infected, then you can just hope that your body is able to fight off the infection naturally.
I never said that exist a not-experimental drug that works against Ebola. I confirm however that patient would receive care, albeit supportive. Sadly, at this moment the patient's survival chance are linked at how early a diagnosis is made as well as his immune response.
if this virus is limited transmission of bodily fluids, then why the hell so many people getting this?
How many times people missed following proprer hygiene tips? People in LDCs often doesn't have enough water to drink & cook so using water to clean themselves and their houses & furnitures is out of question. Also LDCs slums & markets are also more crowed.
if this virus is limited transmission of bodily fluids, then why the hell so many people getting this?
Actually a few people survived & recovered from Ebola if treated early enough. So if curable.
There is no medicine that works against Ebola. If you gets infected, then you can just hope that your body is able to fight off the infection naturally.
What would you do if you would live there. Barricade and fight it or get the hell out of Texas.
Sit at home, ride it out, and have a bitcoin bet or 3!
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