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Ebola in Middletown, OH ??

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It's my understanding that Ebola is transferred much the same way as AIDS. Is that not correct? If it is, I'm not sure what the huge uproar over it is. :idunno:

 

So a person with aids can give you aids if you touch their vomit.

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So a person with aids can give you aids if you touch their vomit.

 

You sure about that? I could've sworn it had to be in direct contact with an open wound, eyes, mouth, nose, etc.

Also do people, outside of medical professionals, actually deal with other people's vomit on a regular basis?

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