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1. this is a very good thing

Wed Oct 8, 2014, 11:52 AM

Oct 2014

especially for those stuck in the apartment with him and then his 'leavings'...

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this is a very good thing ProdigalJunkMail Oct 2014 #1

K & R. nt ChisolmTrailDem Oct 2014 #2

Pure luck. Not skill or competence, sadly. TwilightGardener Oct 2014 #3

Not skill or competence, no. But, luck in the nature of the virus and morningfog Oct 2014 #6

He's dead, Jim. nt msanthrope Oct 2014 #4

He's dead. But no one else is symptomatic, as of yet. morningfog Oct 2014 #7

I got it. Atman Oct 2014 #20

See you that, and raise you this.... msanthrope Oct 2014 #21

Drs warning that virus can be viable AFTER a cure. dixiegrrrrl Oct 2014 #9

That's been known with Ebola for some time now. MohRokTah Oct 2014 #10

I imagine they can take blood samples from the potentially infected Baitball Blogger Oct 2014 #8

The test for Ebola requires active shedding of the virus. MohRokTah Oct 2014 #11

At first, I was thinking "why would the CDC freak out?" Chan790 Oct 2014 #16

Already a study came out that showed some people are infected but LisaL Oct 2014 #17

Unfortunately, Ebola can't be dectected during its incubation period rocktivity Oct 2014 #12

11 days since isolation. Each day without a new infection morningfog Oct 2014 #13

Some experts more worried than we have been told adigal Oct 2014 #22