Ebola Timeline and Tracker site. Preppers, start your engines. I am warming up my prep list. Disclaimer: My wife is a physician.
http://healthmap.org/ebola/#timeline
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Ebola Timeline and Tracker site. Preppers, start your engines. I am warming up my prep list. Disclaimer: My wife is a physician.
http://healthmap.org/ebola/#timeline
It won't take too many ebola cases to overwhelm ER/cliinic/hospitals nationwide.
The way it starts with a low-grade fever, then the coughing, puking, and that crap gets everywhere. They'll have to close the facility to decontaminate it.
I got my flu shot today. I normally do not do this but with the symptoms for both being similar, I figured why not. At least then they'll suspect Ebola first instead of just sending me home.
This is getting out of control
BREAKING: A Texas nurse who has been infected with Ebola took a Frontier Airlines flight the day before she showed symptoms: http://dpo.st/1qt2H7Uhttps://www.ar-15.co/image/gif;base6...QTFiCSPiAAOw==
Don't forget the nurse flew DFW to Cleveland 10/10 as well. Those little dots of possible contamination are scary if you think about it. Family in Cleveland had a few days of contact. Now they have been in contact with their friends and relatives. Add the airport/planes and any places the infected nurse has been lately........ Not good.Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
Both of the other victims took about 48 hours to get positive diagnosis. And the CDC has publicly acknowledged that's how long the test takes. This 2nd nurse just went to the hospital yesterday and they had a positive diagnosis by early this morning. 24 hours? Do they have a new, faster testing technique?
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Originally Posted by hollohas
http://rt.com/usa/196224-ebola-rapid-blood-test/Quote:
Boisen of Colorado’s Corginex said that his team’s product in-progress can confirm the presence of Ebola in only 15 minutes, and is already being used to detect Lassa, a similar virus, spreading in West Africa.
Time to buy stock in Corgenix...
The worst part of ebola, is when you get it on your penis...
http://www.corgenix.com/news-release...stic-test-kit/Quote:
DENVER — June 26, 2014 — Corgenix Medical Corporation (OTC BB: CONX.OB), a worldwide developer and marketer of diagnostic test kits, has been awarded a three-year, $2.9 million National Institutes of Health (NIH) grant to advance the development of an Ebola rapid diagnostic test kit. Collaborating with Corgenix on the program will be members of the Viral Hemorrhagic Fever Consortium (VHFC), a collaboration of academic and industry members headed by Tulane University and partially funded with support from the NIH.