At least six people have been tested for Ebola at the same Manhattan hospital where a patient was isolated amid fears he contracted the deadly virus on a trip to West Africa, according to CNN.
While the city remains on edge awaiting test results on the isolated patients, CNN’s chief medical correspondent reports that details of the other cases were not divulged publicly.
“There have been about a half a dozen patients who have had their blood tested because of concern, those particular patients their stories were not made public,” said CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta. “I’m not sure if that’s because of heightened concern by the hospital or what that means exactly.”
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In think their sick from the directed energy weapon.
ReplyDeleteThe press will create a scare of this for they know the American people will believe anything and react accordingly.
ReplyDeleteTHIS is how an outbreak of Ebola could occur in this country and not by the doctor and the missionary who are currently being treated at Emory U.
ReplyDeleteAnd as a matter of fact, the 2 being treated could possibly be the breakthrough needed to stop the virus in it's tracks, if there were to be an outbreak in this country.
Let us hope that this is a false assumption on the side of safety. Ebola is easier to transmit than the people of this country are being told....but that is what they also did with HIV back when.
ReplyDeletewhat else can this moron to the country...we are long past it's Bush's fault
ReplyDeletewell maybe that's what's needed to clean out this cesspool this country has become!
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