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Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Tuesday, September 09, 2014
Oxford study predicts 15 more countries are at risk of Ebola exposure - The Washington Post
Oxford study predicts 15 more countries are at risk of Ebola exposure - The Washington Post
Complicity with spinning ebola story for profit of the newspaper and the university. If Ebola was that likely to move about quickly and to 15 more countries - this story would not be running would it? Ebola would already be a common disease in all these countries - and it is not. Why does it break out from time to time? No one knows and this "Oxford Model" does not tell us that. All you need to do the Oxford study is a map of where the two species of fruit bats live - and guess what? They are not limited to Africa. Something else is at play that triggers an outbreak and it is not greed for covering disasters!
Complicity with spinning ebola story for profit of the newspaper and the university. If Ebola was that likely to move about quickly and to 15 more countries - this story would not be running would it? Ebola would already be a common disease in all these countries - and it is not. Why does it break out from time to time? No one knows and this "Oxford Model" does not tell us that. All you need to do the Oxford study is a map of where the two species of fruit bats live - and guess what? They are not limited to Africa. Something else is at play that triggers an outbreak and it is not greed for covering disasters!
Monday, September 08, 2014
Ebola Is Surging in Places It Had Been Beaten Back - ABC News
Ebola Is Surging in Places It Had Been Beaten Back - ABC News
"The epidemic is now so vast and so extensive that one should consider that in the three (hardest-hit) countries, everybody is now at risk and it won't be over until the last case has survived and six weeks have passed," said Piot, who runs London's School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
"The epidemic is now so vast and so extensive that one should consider that in the three (hardest-hit) countries, everybody is now at risk and it won't be over until the last case has survived and six weeks have passed," said Piot, who runs London's School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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