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A BIG THANKS goes to Donald for exposing more lies through Obamas white teeth. In the article it mentions: “We’re taking this seriously,” Obama told reporters. “But this is really hard to catch.” With all the lies and deceit Obama has told since he has been in the White House and with that being said, he wants the American people to believe what he is saying through his white teeth to be factual that the Ebola virus is hard to catch, how can he expect the American people to trust him and trust his blatant lies as it seems like when he lies he has a hidden agenda that will be exposed after he sells the American people on the idea to get the vaccine. And if he sells most of the American people on getting the vaccine, then these people will express their fears to the various government agencies that their neighbor(s) and/or co-worker(s) and various others did not get the vaccine and because these people did not get the vaccine, those that got vaccinated are fearful of these people that did not get the vaccine shot. And then those that did not get vaccinated will be forced to get the vaccine. I have not once heard any one indicate to the American people to start building up ones own immune system as a preventative measure using probiotics with perbiotics as approx 80% of the immune system starts in the gut region. Ebola in the air? A nightmare that could happen By Elizabeth Cohen, Senior Medical Correspondent updated 4:16 PM EDT, Mon October 6, 2014 cnn/2014/09/12/health/ebola-airborne/ But some of the nations top infectious disease experts worry that this deadly virus could mutate and be transmitted just by a cough or a sneeze. Every time a new person gets Ebola, the virus gets another chance to mutate and develop new capabilities. Osterholm calls it genetic roulette. As of October 1, there have been more than 7,100 cases of Ebola, with 3,330 deaths, according to the World Health Organization, which has said the virus is spreading at a much faster rate than it was earlier in the outbreak. Ebola is an RNA virus, which means every time it copies itself, it makes one or two mutations. Many of those mutations mean nothing, but some of them might be able to change the way the virus behaves inside the human body. Imagine every time you copy an essay, you change a word or two. Eventually, its going to change the meaning of the essay, said Dr. C.J. Peters, one of the heroes featured in The Hot Zone. The roots of our Ebola fears That book chronicles the 1989 outbreak of Ebola Reston, which was transmitted among monkeys by breathing. In 2012, Canadian researchers found that Ebola Zaire, which is involved in the current outbreak, was passed from pigs to monkeys in the air. Dr. James Le Duc, the director of the Galveston National Laboratory at the University of Texas, said the problem is that no one is keeping track of the mutations happening across West Africa, so no one really knows what the virus has become. One group of researchers looked at how Ebola changed over a short period of time in just one area in Sierra Leone early on in the outbreak, before it was spreading as fast as it is now. They found more than 300 genetic changes in the virus. Its frightening to look at how much this virus mutated within just three weeks, said Dr. Pardis Sabeti, an associate professor at Harvard and senior associate member of the Broad Institute, where the research was done. Even without becoming airborne, the virus has overwhelmed efforts to stop it. Funerals, ghost towns and haunted health workers Osterholm commended groups like Doctors Without Borders but said uncoordinated efforts by individual organizations are no match for Ebola spreading swiftly through urban areas. This is largely dysfunctional. Nobodys in command, and nobodys in charge, he said. Its like not having air traffic control at an airport. The planes would just crash into each other. CNNs John Bonifield contributed to this story.
Posted on: Sat, 18 Oct 2014 21:12:49 +0000

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