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Texas Ebola patient dies.

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Put me in the camp who doesn't believe the conspiracy theory that it is airborne and in the camp that believes it will never be airborne.

 

If it was airborne wouldn't way way way more people have been diagnosed by now?

 

Depends on how fast it is mutating. Might not be fully airborne yet. May never be airborne. I really hope not.

 

The CDC doesn't need to be playing blame the victim here or withholding information either.

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CDC is throwing the nurse under the bus. Way under...

 

They should. I am too.

I ain't skeered.

 

You don't work in health care.:lol2:

It is airborne.....if you believe other wise you are very naive.

 

You asked why Atlanta has had success and no infections? The room is a positive pressure room the patients are in, and you go through air locks and decontamination to come out.

Did the free air if America inspire it to suddenly mutate and become airborne?

You don't work in health care.:lol2:

 

Yeah but once it goes airborne they'll cancel the basketball season. Sweet 16, UK/UL, the Duke national championship game in April. All done. Games over.

 

Can we finally start blaming this latest panic scare on the nurse now? Please? The CDC dropped the ball again and NOW they are taking corrective action but maybe I am just too nice and I wouldn't have flown knowing I was exposed to the Ebola virus. Simply because I wouldn't people like myself crapping all over my stupid, selfish self. :lol2:

Can we finally start blaming this latest panic scare on the nurse now? Please? The CDC dropped the ball again and NOW they are taking corrective action but maybe I am just too nice and I wouldn't have flown knowing I was exposed to the Ebola virus. Simply because I wouldn't people like myself crapping all over my stupid, selfish self. :lol2:

 

"I have a fever. I have ebola."

 

"No you don't"

 

"Seriously, I have a low grade fever and I've been exposed."

 

"No you're full of crap. Take the flight."

 

LOL

 

 

Airborne or aerosol? They don't know. There is a difference. Actually a big one at this stage of the game.

 

BTW, here's the editor's note from that article:

 

Editor’s note: this story has been amended to reflect that the primary source was submitted to and published by the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy; the research and findings reflected did not originate with CIDRAP and should not be attributed to CIDRAP, despite how it is being reported by other outlets.

Read more at Ebola Believed To Be Potentially Airborne, Researchers Claim

Aerosol? That's no big deal. It's a sneeze. Same precautions work for an aerosol as spit, blood, etc.. Is that what we are talking about here? I'm not wading thru this whole thing, just curious if that's the confusion.

Here's my point...if it's airborne then shouldn't everyone that was on the plane with the guy from Africa have it? Shouldn't his family here have it? So far the only 2 people that have it were nurses that cared for him.

At this point, I'm tired of hearing about it. It's not airborne. Woods is absolutely correct.

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