Deadly Ebola Outbreak In Guinea And Spreading

Panda wrote:

Badboy wrote:WAS THAT GSK?
NO GOOD AT POSTING ARTICLE.

What's GSK? It is only BBC that I have trouble with . Anyway, It  might get reported in one of the other Papers.

GSK/GLAXO ARE A MEDICAL RESEARCH FIRM.

Panda wrote:http://news.sky.com/story/1381930/two-children-in-uk-undergoing-tests-for-ebola

who have now been cleared after the results proved negative begging the question why was this reported in the first place?

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:http://news.sky.com/story/1381930/two-children-in-uk-undergoing-tests-for-ebola

who have now been cleared after the results proved negative begging the question why was this reported in the first place?

It was a precautionary measure because the children came from Africa, someone probably leaked the info to the Press.

Panda wrote:

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:http://news.sky.com/story/1381930/two-children-in-uk-undergoing-tests-for-ebola

who have now been cleared after the results proved negative begging the question why was this reported in the first place?

It was a precautionary measure because the children came from Africa, someone probably leaked the info to the Press.

who would leak it to the media? or more importantly why?

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:http://news.sky.com/story/1381930/two-children-in-uk-undergoing-tests-for-ebola

who have now been cleared after the results proved negative begging the question why was this reported in the first place?

It was a precautionary measure because the children came from Africa, someone probably leaked the info to the Press.

who would leak it to the media? or more importantly why?

Someone who thought if the test was positive it would be the first case in the U.K. and cause all sorts of problems chasing up passengers on the flight.

Marky, there is no end in sight at the moment because even though a cure has been found it will take months to produce enough to stop the spread. Conditions in the African Countries are very poor which doesn't help.

Panda wrote:

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:

Marky wrote:

Panda wrote:http://news.sky.com/story/1381930/two-children-in-uk-undergoing-tests-for-ebola

who have now been cleared after the results proved negative begging the question why was this reported in the first place?

It was a precautionary measure because the children came from Africa, someone probably leaked the info to the Press.

who would leak it to the media? or more importantly why?

Someone who thought if the test was positive it would be the first case in the U.K. and cause all sorts of problems chasing up passengers on the flight.

Marky, there is no end in sight at the moment because even though a cure has been found it will take months to produce enough to stop the spread. Conditions in the African Countries are very poor which doesn't help.

the chances of an ebola outbreak in the west are next to zip but of course that won't stop people panicking will it, which is quite possibly why this non story made the media. keep them frightened and you keep them under control.

Marky , that's a bit strong The fact is that Ebola is not yet under control and with 300 volunteers from the U.K it is probably worrying for their Families and the Press , as we know , will probably be waiting for the first casualty to report

DEATH TOLL ;7000/12,000 CASES,I THINK
1,200 DEAD IN GUINEA

http://news.sky.com/story/1382865/ebola-has-killed-almost-7000-who-warns

Despite all efforts, so many volunteers Badboy there seems no let up. Liberia is economically broke and people in outlying areas are searching for food even though Ebola has affected their village.

TALKING ABOUT FOOD, THERE ARE NOW FEARS THAT PERHAPS CROPS HAVEN'T BEEN HARVESTED ETC THAT HUNGER MIGHT BE A BIGGER PROBLEM.
ANOTHER BAND AID NEEDED?

INFECTION BELIVED TO BE 16,000

Badboy wrote:INFECTION BELIVED TO BE 16,000

Badboy, this line is from the thread i posted earlier.

"The end of the outbreak is not in sight, the United Nations says - with 500 new Ebola cases reported in Sierra Leone each week." Problem is, the Chemical Companies can't produce a cure quickly.....who is going to pay ??

I READ IN SCIENCE MAGAZINE TODAY THAT DAILY INFECTIONS MIGHT REACH 500 A DAY BY NEW YEAR.

Badboy wrote:I READ IN SCIENCE MAGAZINE TODAY THAT DAILY INFECTIONS MIGHT REACH 500 A DAY BY NEW YEAR.

Badboy,, the U.S. is one Country withdrawing it's support for the Ebola Infected Countries because their undoubted generosity is not being used properly. . The Hospital erected in Sierra Leone is not being used , the population of those most infected Countries are still refusing to have dead bodies buried and to be fair to the people , they are poor, not having enough food and don't understand the need for hygiene or what symptoms to look for .

Sierra Leone was one of the first infected

EBOLA CASES HAVE INCREASED IN KOFA COUNTY,LIBERIA?,ALSO A MINE HAS HAD AN OUTBREAK.
6500 HAVE DIED.
CASES IN MALI HAVE SUBSIDED.

A CASE HAS SURFACED IN GLASGOW,OF ALL PLACES.