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Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Andy Harris Comments About First Diagnosed Case Of Ebola In The US
The first case of ebola has been diagnosed in the US. While this is concerning, it is important to remember a few things. Ebola currently spreads from direct contact with bodily fluids from a patient already sick with the virus, it does not spread through the air. Hospitals in the US have isolation units and the capacity to treat those with ebola. The CDC and health care providers are the best in the world and should be able to prevent significant spreading. Some drug treatments for ebola look promising, but the FDA must work with industry to remove red tape and quickly get safe treatments to patients.
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Thank you, Andy. Nobody else has told us this truth; just kept us in "mystery fear". It's good to have you in office to talk common sense to us and the "King".
This is what every doctor has said since the beginning of the outbreak. Where have you been 759?
So where is the person the patient shared bodily fluids with...still out there spreading it!
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