Is the medical community to blame for worsening the new Ebola outbreak?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

It used to be the case that when they had a bad outbreak like this, you place the area (s) in Quarantine and the outbreak dies within a few weeks, following Lysol disinfectant being sprayed in the entire area.

Instead, now they take INFECTED people and ship them to hospitals all over the world, and then the staff in those hospitals end up catching Ebola and dying or nearly dying because of it. Ebola is one of the most deadly diseases known to mankind, and there is still no vaccine and no real treatment other than giving the person hospice and IV fluids and PRAYING... so why are they shipping patients to hospitals where the disease gets spread around to entirely new settings and communities for no good reason?

If you go to a Hospital and walk in without a deadly infection, but then catch something more deadly than you started with while you were there, you should be able to sue the hospital and the CDC for every penny they are worth.

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Slightly unrelated addition.

Did you know that there are fewer than 20 confirmed survivors of Rabies in medical history. Presumably, this stat applies to unvaccinated survivors.

[FreyaRed]

Ebola is a huge virus and decays in seconds exposed to air. It can't crystallize and can't be transferred through air like smaller viruses.
Of course I think some infections happened intentionally because everyone wants to isolate human antigens, that's why some patient were transported to EU and US after infection to ensure they don't die, but offer antigens in their blood after infection.
However this virus isn't really dangerous with minimal hygiene measures due its physical limitations.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

LOL. Ebola historically has a 90% mortality rate. The present outbreak is apparently causing about 25% mortality, simply because we've learned how to keep infected alive longer.

[FreyaRed]

Influenza kills several millions more annually with just a mortality rate of less than 0,2%

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I'm aware of that. The average adult has antibodies to several strains of influenza as well as antibodies to around 50 strains of the Common Cold.

[BlueEyedBlondeBeauty]

I don't trust nor ever trusted the medical community. The whole medical industry is all a scam. Just like all these fake viruses and diseases like Ebola Convid and Hantavirus (by the way hanta is hebrew for fake) . The germ theory us a total scam and fake as well.

[Anonymous]

No thats the dumb guy Donald Trump put incharge of peoples healthcare RFK JR and his conspiracy theories from Russia that he promotes to undermine America health care system. He doesn't have the education to instruct medical professionals.

Russia and China has invested billions of dollars into bio weapons research, so an incompetent health administration is perfect for them to test it out on.

And Americans who skip measles vaccines and other vaccines are very easy targets of it.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

I don't like RFK Jr. either, and I agree he seems mostly uneducated to me.

[OneViewpoint]

Yeah, the containment protocol was definitely violated in this debacle. Kenyan protests over Ebola patients being shipped out of the DR Congo to Kenyan quarantine centers was totally justified. The message was clear. US lives matter more than Kenyan lives and the USA can and will simply steamroll the government of smaller African nations.

Containment says you lock it down and transport medical assets to the problem, not transport the problem around the world.

[msc545]

Every once in a while, we kind of think that it's a good idea to move people with Ebola from a hospital that can't take care of them to a hospital that can take care of them and perhaps save their lives. I realize that offends you, but too bad.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

One human's life is not more valuable than the people they infect. This was decided decades ago in the Typhoid Mary incident, because she was a carrier and was put into permanent quarantine because there was no cure.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

My mother is a patient care tech at the local hospital, and she has already stated that if anyone with Ebola is admitted, she is not working there until it is resolved. Why? Because Patient Care Techs are not paid enough to cover their own medical expenses in case of infection of a VIRTUALLY UNTREATABLE DISEASE.

It's illegal to transport most foreign vegetables into the USA, but for some reason they'll transport Ebola patients here. This is stupid and should be illegal.

[DryGermanGuy]

Which "hospitals all over the world" had staff getting infected? I must have missed that.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Right now there's an outbreak in the Dominican Republic, so it somehow got spread there.

In the previous Ebola incident, it had gotten spread to the USA in Texas and a few other states. I'm not aware of it being in the USA yet at this point for this particular outbreak, but I think it's in Germany now too.

[DryGermanGuy]

An American was transported to Germany for further treatment. There were no problems.

[exitseven]

I think democrats are trying to turn it into another pandemic just in time for rhe election.

[robocop666]

Ebola kills people so fast it goes extinct pretty quickly in the region.

[DonaldDarko]

Probably this is being done on purpose.

[ThisSiteSux]

Bill Gates is.