Lukas wrote:EBOLA
panic
*ebola
PANIC
Lukas wrote:EBOLA
panic
Mat wrote:I'm in pennsylvania so I'm not worried in the slightest. I feel like this is just being over exaggerated for the sake of an interesting news story. Swineflu2.0
Alca wrote:The government sure loves to create mass panic huh? That fearmongering.
In a civilized country the risk of catching Ebola is severely reduced. Given that you can only catch it through bodily fluids, simply having good hygiene is an effective deterrent. Humanitarian and health care workers are at risk, yes. But there's really no reason to worry about the general populace. Some people are treating it like the zombie apocalypse. It's ridiculous.
Jon wrote:Alca wrote:The government sure loves to create mass panic huh? That fearmongering.
In a civilized country the risk of catching Ebola is severely reduced. Given that you can only catch it through bodily fluids, simply having good hygiene is an effective deterrent. Humanitarian and health care workers are at risk, yes. But there's really no reason to worry about the general populace. Some people are treating it like the zombie apocalypse. It's ridiculous.
People create their own fear. If they are stupid enough to believe the mass media production, (media, not government) then let them. Hopefully they're the ones that contract ebola and die.
Aids is still a fairly prevalent disease which is transmitted via bodily fluids.
Extra wrote:A norwegian woman got ebola while working with those with ebola.
She got sent back home, and is cured today.
Daniël wrote:Extra wrote:A norwegian woman got ebola while working with those with ebola.
She got sent back home, and is cured today.
I've read a story about a guy that had the same happen to him and went back helping the Ebola-infected again afterwards.
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