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Posted: 10/3/2014 11:56:34 AM EDT
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Patient-With-Ebola-Like-Symptoms-Being-Treated-at-Howard-University-Hospital-278025181.html Friday, Oct 3, 2014 • Updated at 11:51 AM EDT A patient with Ebola-like symptoms is being treated at Howard University Hospital, a hospital spokesperson confirms. The patient had traveled to Nigeria recently. Ebola in Dallas: What We Know About the 1st U.S. Case That person has been admitted to the hospital in stable condition, and is being isolated and tested. "In an abundance of caution, we have activated the appropriate infection control protocols, including isolating the patient," said hospital spokesperson Kerry-Ann Hamilton in a statement. "Our medical team continues to evaluate and monitor progress in close collaboration with the CDC and the Department of Health." Hamilton did not share further details about the patient, citing privacy reasons, but said the hospital will provide updates as warranted. |
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Are ebola-like symptoms in this instance fever and aches, or bleeding from every orifice?
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Why don't these news website clearly label where they are located? In the internet age stories are linked all over and many locations have the same name. If this does turn out to be ebola it might be just what DC politicians need to get serious about containing it.
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Why don't these news website clearly label where they are located? In the internet age stories are linked all over and many locations have the same name. Howard University is in DC. ... now with mor title change! |
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It's only a matter of time until it hits Atlanta thanks to it's airport and NY etc etc etc...scary to think about how quickly it can spread.
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I live 12 miles west of there. I'm trying to disagree with you, but in all good conscience - I just can't.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Couldn't happen to a nicer city. I'm trying to disagree with you, but in all good conscience - I just can't.... Hey, I'm right next to Detroit, so I feel your pain. |
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Duncan helped the infected pregnant woman to the hospital on September 15th. But he also abruptly quit his job on September 4th, which suggests he might have known he had been already exposed.
He boarded a plane bound for the US on the 19th, arrived here on the 20th. He became symptomatic enough to go the hospital on September 24. We have a possible range of 9-21 days for how long it took for him to start manifesting serious symptoms. It's now Oct 3. It's been 13 days since his flight. If he infected people on the flight, they should be popping up now. The people in Dallas with the apartment, if he infected them, are going to start manifesting symptoms in another day or four. If the kids spread it to other kids, we should know in another week. |
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If you have a headache and bleeding orifices the night after a drinking binge, it's probably not Ebola. Maybe EbolAIDS, though. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I've had hangovers give me ebola-like symptoms. If you have a headache and bleeding orifices the night after a drinking binge, it's probably not Ebola. Maybe EbolAIDS, though. Oh, we have a lot of 'dat EbolAIDS here too! New Annual Report Shows Continued Progress on Decreasing HIV/AIDS, STDs, Hepatitis and TB in the District http://doh.dc.gov/release/new-annual-report-shows-continued-progress-decreasing-hivaids-stds-hepatitis-and-tb-district 15,056 residents of the District of Columbia (2.4 percent of the population) are living with HIV. |
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Duncan helped the infected pregnant woman to the hospital on September 15th. But he also abruptly quit his job on September 4th, which suggests he might have known he had been already exposed. He boarded a plane bound for the US on the 19th, arrived here on the 20th. He became symptomatic enough to go the hospital on September 24. We have a possible range of 9-21 days for how long it took for him to start manifesting serious symptoms. It's now Oct 3. It's been 13 days since his flight. If he infected people on the flight, they should be popping up now. The people in Dallas with the apartment, if he infected them, are going to start manifesting symptoms in another day or four. If the kids spread it to other kids, we should know in another week. View Quote And that's how it begins. |
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What exactly is this ebola thing every one is talking about?
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Quoted: I live 12 miles west of there. I'm trying to disagree with you, but in all good conscience - I just can't.... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Couldn't happen to a nicer city. I'm trying to disagree with you, but in all good conscience - I just can't.... I live ~ 2mi from its southern tip, I can't disagree either.
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http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Patient-With-Ebola-Like-Symptoms-Being-Treated-at-Howard-University-Hospital-278025181.html Friday, Oct 3, 2014 • Updated at 11:51 AM EDT A patient with Ebola-like symptoms is being treated at Howard University Hospital, a hospital spokesperson confirms. The patient had traveled to Nigeria recently. Ebola in Dallas: What We Know About the 1st U.S. Case That person has been admitted to the hospital in stable condition, and is being isolated and tested. "In an abundance of caution, we have activated the appropriate infection control protocols, including isolating the patient," said hospital spokesperson Kerry-Ann Hamilton in a statement. "Our medical team continues to evaluate and monitor progress in close collaboration with the CDC and the Department of Health." Hamilton did not share further details about the patient, citing privacy reasons, but said the hospital will provide updates as warranted. View Quote Ebola sounds racist. |
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I forget, Ebola kills 95% or ?? Is there a treatment now?
And PlentyofEbola.com is mine! As is Eboladating.com and MPWE.com You missed the boat, er plane. |
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I forget, Ebola kills 95% or ?? Is there a treatment now? And PlentyofEbola.com is mine! As is Eboladating.com and MPWE.com You missed the boat, er plane. View Quote The current outbreak in Africa has a 47% fatality rate. As of September 28, 2014 (Updated October 2, 2014) Countries with outbreaks Totals for Guinea, Liberia & Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 7157 •Total Deaths: 3330 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 3953 Guinea •Total Case Count: 1157 •Total Deaths: 710 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 950 Liberia •Total Case Count: 3696 •Total Deaths: 1998 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 927 Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 2304 •Total Case Deaths: 622 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2076 Countries with localized transmission Nigeria •Total Case Count: 20 •Total Case Deaths: 8 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 19 Countries with travel-associated cases Totals for Senegal and U.S. •Total Cases: 2 •Total Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2 Senegal •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 United States* *In a traveler from Liberia •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/2014-west-africa/index.html |
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The current outbreak in Africa has a 47% fatality rate. Assuming the data is accurate. Its not. |
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Quoted: I live ~ 2mi from its southern tip, I can't disagree either. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Couldn't happen to a nicer city. I'm trying to disagree with you, but in all good conscience - I just can't.... I live ~ 2mi from its southern tip, I can't disagree either. I'm just not feeling much pity for the locals. Guess this means more working from home |
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Duncan helped the infected pregnant woman to the hospital on September 15th. But he also abruptly quit his job on September 4th, which suggests he might have known he had been already exposed. He boarded a plane bound for the US on the 19th, arrived here on the 20th. He became symptomatic enough to go the hospital on September 24. We have a possible range of 9-21 days for how long it took for him to start manifesting serious symptoms. It's now Oct 3. It's been 13 days since his flight. If he infected people on the flight, they should be popping up now. The people in Dallas with the apartment, if he infected them, are going to start manifesting symptoms in another day or four. If the kids spread it to other kids, we should know in another week. View Quote This is just the first case, wait until the infected numbers in Africa are much higher, with our gooberment doing such a fine job stopping it from crossing oceans we are bound to see cases pop up more and more frequently. Sure they may contain this one, but since travel restrictions and quarantines are racist, the numbers are bound to grow here. Remember this snowball just started rolling down the hill. |
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This is just the first case, wait until the infected numbers in Africa are much higher, with our gooberment doing such a fine job stopping it from crossing oceans we are bound to see cases pop up more and more frequently. Sure they may contain this one, but since travel restrictions and quarantines are racist, the numbers are bound to grow here. Remember this snowball just started rolling down the hill. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Duncan helped the infected pregnant woman to the hospital on September 15th. But he also abruptly quit his job on September 4th, which suggests he might have known he had been already exposed. He boarded a plane bound for the US on the 19th, arrived here on the 20th. He became symptomatic enough to go the hospital on September 24. We have a possible range of 9-21 days for how long it took for him to start manifesting serious symptoms. It's now Oct 3. It's been 13 days since his flight. If he infected people on the flight, they should be popping up now. The people in Dallas with the apartment, if he infected them, are going to start manifesting symptoms in another day or four. If the kids spread it to other kids, we should know in another week. This is just the first case, wait until the infected numbers in Africa are much higher, with our gooberment doing such a fine job stopping it from crossing oceans we are bound to see cases pop up more and more frequently. Sure they may contain this one, but since travel restrictions and quarantines are racist, the numbers are bound to grow here. Remember this snowball just started rolling down the hill. No, no, no. We just need to wait and see. It's not like it's a deadly disease and can kill millions. |
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The current outbreak in Africa has a 47% fatality rate. As of September 28, 2014 (Updated October 2, 2014) Countries with outbreaks Totals for Guinea, Liberia & Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 7157 •Total Deaths: 3330 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 3953 Guinea •Total Case Count: 1157 •Total Deaths: 710 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 950 Liberia •Total Case Count: 3696 •Total Deaths: 1998 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 927 Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 2304 •Total Case Deaths: 622 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2076 Countries with localized transmission Nigeria •Total Case Count: 20 •Total Case Deaths: 8 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 19 Countries with travel-associated cases Totals for Senegal and U.S. •Total Cases: 2 •Total Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2 Senegal •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 United States* *In a traveler from Liberia •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/2014-west-africa/index.html View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I forget, Ebola kills 95% or ?? Is there a treatment now? And PlentyofEbola.com is mine! As is Eboladating.com and MPWE.com You missed the boat, er plane. The current outbreak in Africa has a 47% fatality rate. As of September 28, 2014 (Updated October 2, 2014) Countries with outbreaks Totals for Guinea, Liberia & Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 7157 •Total Deaths: 3330 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 3953 Guinea •Total Case Count: 1157 •Total Deaths: 710 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 950 Liberia •Total Case Count: 3696 •Total Deaths: 1998 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 927 Sierra Leone •Total Case Count: 2304 •Total Case Deaths: 622 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2076 Countries with localized transmission Nigeria •Total Case Count: 20 •Total Case Deaths: 8 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 19 Countries with travel-associated cases Totals for Senegal and U.S. •Total Cases: 2 •Total Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 2 Senegal •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 United States* *In a traveler from Liberia •Total Case Count: 1 •Total Case Deaths: 0 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 1 http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/2014-west-africa/index.html A little misleading. For instance •Total Deaths: 710 •Laboratory Confirmed Cases: 950 That is about 73% You can not look at suspected cases. We have already had 10 or so suspected in the US. If the one confirmed case we have dies, you can not say that it is only a 10% death rate. It would be a 100% death rate. |
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