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Second American infected with Ebola

By Joe Sutton and Holly Yan, CNN
July 27, 2014 -- Updated 2205 GMT (0605 HKT)

Deadliest Ebola outbreak

Health officials say the Ebola outbreak, centered in West Africa, is the deadliest ever.

As of July 20, some 1,093 people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia are thought to have been infected by Ebola since its symptoms were first observed four months ago, according to the World Health Organization.

Testing confirmed the Ebola virus in 786 of those cases; 442 of those people died.

Of the 1,093 confirmed, probable and suspected cases, 660 people have died.

 

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http://www.macleans.ca/society/health/frontline-physician-tim-jagatic-on-the-worst-ebola-outbreak-in-history/

 

edit: article highlights situation in Africa.

 

Few diseases inspire more terror than Ebola. The deadly virus causes rapidly worsening fever and pain, internal hemorrhages and, usually, death. Most  patients spend their last days in isolation, sometimes bleeding from their eyes and nose, surrounded by people in Hazmat-style suits and goggles. Some suspect the current outbreak originated among bat hunters near Guéckédougou, Guinea. Since February, it has spread to 1,093 people and killed 660 in the West African countries of Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. Family doctor and native of Windsor, Ont., Tim Jagatic is on the ground in Kailahun, Sierra Leone, helping Doctors Without Borders fight the worst Ebola outbreak in history.

 

 

Q: How is it spreading within communities?

A: Funerals are the biggest point of infection. When one person dies, people from all over will come and practise their behaviour rituals [touching and kissing the unembalmed body without washing their hands after]. A dead body is the most infectious thing, and that’s when the majority of people come into contact with it. Another one is being exposed to sick people. The whole family is taking care of them, being exposed constantly.

 

Q: There have been some erroneous local beliefs and some negative practices in response this outbreak. How are you responding?

A: Yeah, it’s really important for us to understand why it’s happening. In Guéckédougou [in Guinea], the people had a person die in their village. That happens. The next day, [health workers] show up in space suits and start spraying everything [with disinfectant]. And then more people started dying. So it seems [to them] like after we showed up with the spray, more people died. And they say, “Oh, so you’re spraying Ebola in our village.” This was the line of reasoning. It’s difficult to explain that there’s something so small, you can’t see it with your own eyes, but it’s one of the deadliest things. We take for granted our basic level of education in the West.

 

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Q: It’s interesting that’s happening in the hospital, because there’s some stigma in communities. Have you seen that?

A: Oh, yes. There was a group of seven people dropped off at our hospital yesterday, because they were believed to have been in contact with somebody who had Ebola. They were shunned. Rocks were being thrown in their direction. When our ambulance showed up to deal with the dead body, the leader of that community forced our ambulance to take those people. Two of them ended up being feverish, so we kept them in our ward for suspected cases. But we had to have a long discussion with community leaders.

 

Q: Can you see Ebola spreading beyond West Africa?

A: I find that highly unlikely, simply because the world is on high alert about West Africa right now. We have such strong public health measures and such strong infrastructure in the West. It wouldn’t allow the virus to spread.

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i tend to believe that these viruses were the works of the superpowers' bio warfare....

 

all those previously unheard of new virus don't even exist till last few decades....

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i tend to believe that these viruses were the works of the superpowers' bio warfare....

 

all those previously unheard of new virus don't even exist till last few decades....

 

Eating of 'bush meat' (monkey, gorilla, .... etc.) the cause .... [sweatdrop]

 

 

From source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_disease

 

Quote: "The disease is first acquired by a population when a person comes into contact with the blood or bodily fluids of an infected animal such as a monkey or fruit bat. Fruit bats are believed to carry and spread the disease without being affected by it. Once infection occurs, the disease may be spread from one person to another. Men who survive may be able to transmit the disease sexually for nearly two months."

 

 

 

EBOLA-4.jpg

 

Sure its Ebola ... [sweatdrop]

 

Look like a STD ... [sly]

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Eating of 'bush meat' (monkey, gorilla, .... etc.) the cause .... [sweatdrop]

 

 

From source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_disease

 

Quote: "The disease is first acquired by a population when a person comes into contact with the blood or bodily fluids of an infected animal such as a monkey or fruit bat. Fruit bats are believed to carry and spread the disease without being affected by it. Once infection occurs, the disease may be spread from one person to another. Men who survive may be able to transmit the disease sexually for nearly two months."

 

Sure its Ebola ... [sweatdrop]

 

Look like a STD ... [sly]

 

Ok. So who went to fxxk a monkey?

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i heard the news that "no worry" ... spore has little travel pattern to west africa ... vice-versa

but with air travel ... the worry is people came to spore might have been to west africa or the people they contact might have been

i certainly hope the airport custom declaration and screening do not relax

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I only know mustafattt area got many african staying at the budget hostel or motel.

 

Mst avoid there for the time being

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