Soundthealarm21
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First Ebola patient in the U.S.
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adreno
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Right.
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Ah, sex with neanderthals - that's what I like
Daffodil
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well its kind of true...
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Well, if you feel that way, you might want to embrace Ebola as a perfect opportunity to eradicate some of those "parasites".
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If that is the doctor using the AIDS drug to treat people in liberia (I forget the name).. that doctor highly exaggerated his success if you read his first media report and then a later follow up one. He was actually saying people were cured who were still under treatment and then some of his patients werent even mentioned (vanished without mention.. so I only assume those died) in the follow up story so the numbers were diferent.
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In a very cold place, it was something like 50 days in one study. So that's scary.. it could well mean if this spreads in a country with a cold climate, they could have more issues!!. Africa doesnt have many fridges either!!
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Some news links for those who dont suffer anxiety!
Firstly it appears that they may be starting to run out of protective suits due to Ebola (this would be on a world level I guess seeing its big companies http://www.claimsjournal.com/news/national/2014/10/28/256907.htm "Hazmat suits in short supply for firefighters" The news article is on U.S. Firefighters!!
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Fire departments are struggling to get the safety suits needed to protect emergency crews responding to patients who may have Ebola, their union said in a letter to U.S. President Barack Obama seeking help.
The International Association of Fire Fighters said some local fire units are being forced to wait until next year to get the personal-protective gear that shields workers from being exposed to bodily fluids, the only way to contract Ebola. Dupont Co. and Medline Industries Inc., makers of the products, say demand has surged as health departments and hospitals respond to the threat."
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It appears that the ebola virus may be able to reactivate
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/833730?nlid=68063_2981&src=wnl_edit_dail&uac=23679EY#vp_2
""Paul Farmer, MD, PhD, from Partners in Health, Boston, Massachusetts, added, "In Monrovia, a couple of children under 5 who had negative [polymerase chain reactions (PCRs) after treatment] then returned some weeks later with positive PCR.
"These are children who had a normal course of illness...and had a clinical recovery, and both of these children became ill in a day or two," Dr Sprecher continued. "They came back and were found to be febrile and [PCR-]positive again. Both children had some neurologic signs.
The feeling amongst the virologists is...the virus gets into some parts of the body with immunologic protection, like the central nervous system. The immune response clears the virus from the periphery, the patient has a clinical recovery, while the viral infection progresses in the [central nervous system] and eventually returns and reemerges as a renewed positivity. At least one of the children became negative again."
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Thirdly, one of the many lies the general public is being told is the incubation period. Up to 15% of cases get symptoms AFTER 21 days , some way over that time (I went looking for the scientific link but dont know where it is now).
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Here's a treatment which may help, it may be worth getting some of this... http://allafrica.com/stories/201410221007.html
Firstly it appears that they may be starting to run out of protective suits due to Ebola (this would be on a world level I guess seeing its big companies http://www.claimsjournal.com/news/national/2014/10/28/256907.htm "Hazmat suits in short supply for firefighters" The news article is on U.S. Firefighters!!
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Fire departments are struggling to get the safety suits needed to protect emergency crews responding to patients who may have Ebola, their union said in a letter to U.S. President Barack Obama seeking help.
The International Association of Fire Fighters said some local fire units are being forced to wait until next year to get the personal-protective gear that shields workers from being exposed to bodily fluids, the only way to contract Ebola. Dupont Co. and Medline Industries Inc., makers of the products, say demand has surged as health departments and hospitals respond to the threat."
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It appears that the ebola virus may be able to reactivate
http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/833730?nlid=68063_2981&src=wnl_edit_dail&uac=23679EY#vp_2
""Paul Farmer, MD, PhD, from Partners in Health, Boston, Massachusetts, added, "In Monrovia, a couple of children under 5 who had negative [polymerase chain reactions (PCRs) after treatment] then returned some weeks later with positive PCR.
"These are children who had a normal course of illness...and had a clinical recovery, and both of these children became ill in a day or two," Dr Sprecher continued. "They came back and were found to be febrile and [PCR-]positive again. Both children had some neurologic signs.
The feeling amongst the virologists is...the virus gets into some parts of the body with immunologic protection, like the central nervous system. The immune response clears the virus from the periphery, the patient has a clinical recovery, while the viral infection progresses in the [central nervous system] and eventually returns and reemerges as a renewed positivity. At least one of the children became negative again."
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Thirdly, one of the many lies the general public is being told is the incubation period. Up to 15% of cases get symptoms AFTER 21 days , some way over that time (I went looking for the scientific link but dont know where it is now).
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Here's a treatment which may help, it may be worth getting some of this... http://allafrica.com/stories/201410221007.html
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Daffodil
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Tania....wow.lots of new info ability to reactivate is not good.
is nano silver similar to colloidal siver?
is nano silver similar to colloidal siver?
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knowing that new viruses are nature's way of restoring equilibrium to an over-taxed planet does not mean I have to be happy about humans dying.
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Viruses are not created to restore equilibrium, they are simply another organism fighting for survival, part of evolution.
If by nature you are referring to the earth, it doesn't have agency. It's just a rock that happens to support the possibility of life.
And the idea of nature vs humans makes no sense. Humans are part of nature, not outside of it.
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you misunderstood my post