You know, I am not someone to panic. During the height of the AIDS epidemic, I just made sure to keep informed and to follow instructions.
It sounds like the worst thing you can do is to go to West Africa or to become a healthcare worker dealing with Ebola patients.
On the other hand, it does sound much easier to catch than AIDS. It is much quicker in its development. If you are going to die from Ebola, you die quickly. It does sound like something out of a horror film. And let's face it, our big movies do come from a paranoia based in probability.
On the other hand, it does sound much easier to catch than AIDS. It is much quicker in its development. If you are going to die from Ebola, you die quickly. It does sound like something out of a horror film. And let's face it, our big movies do come from a paranoia based in probability.
Ebola has been confirmed to exist since the 1970s. I am amazed a vaccination has not yet been developed. What does it take, humans? Why so slow? Why AIDS for years on end without proper funding? Why Ebola for decades and no vaccine? This is such strange behavior.
This latest outbreak is enough to finally get people to get serious about a vaccine. Let's see if they pull through. Someone, I am sure, is very excited and staying up all night working on this.
Care or don't care about the hell of poverty and war in some strife-ridden countries in Africa, but it does not take a Socialist to point out that we are all one in the face of an opportunistic virus.
Good luck everyone. Stay healthy. Don't eat a dead porcupine from the side of the road in Africa or anywhere. Watch out for fruit bats. Avoid the dirty linens of others.
Men who have been infected with Ebola and survive still carry the virus in their semen for seven weeks after recovery. Be careful, ladies and gaydies.
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