By the way, phukin media's still saying the virus can only infect others through bodily fluids. That chit is an airborne virus.
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In b4 nothing happens in India because it's too dirty for ebola to propagate.
That's a different strand of Ebola. On primates it is not airborne.
When the news broke that the two Americans who had contracted Ebola virus disease (EVD) were going to be transported from Liberia to Atlanta, misguided fear spread like wildfire that the US would get swept up by the epidemic just as West Africa had. However, a new study supports what epidemiologists have long suspected: Ebola is not an airborne virus and is transmitted via contact with bodily fluids. The research was led by Gary Kobinger of the University of Manitoba and the results were published in Scientific Reports.
Most of the confusion regarding this manner is due to a paper Kobinger published in 2012 about the transition of Ebolavirus from pigs to macaques. The swine and primates were kept near one another, but not in direct contact. The pigs were infected with a strain of Ebola that has never been documented to cause disease in humans, but can be fatal to monkeys. (There are five species in the Ebolavirus genus, and three of them cause EVD. The strain causing the current epidemic is the most fatal, but there is no evidence that swine in West Africa are infected with that strain.) After being in proximity to the infected pigs, all of the macaques contracted the virus. As the two species would not have been able to touch one another, it was suggested that the virus could actually be transmitted through air due to the aerosol generated by the pigs.Last edited by Yuuzhanvong; 08-09-2014 at 07:28 PM.
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They'll be fine, I hear the fact Ebola is so deadly means it's harder to spread - which is why it's been around for all this time and only a thousand people have died in the largest outbreak ever.
And it's not like this is their first encounter with a deadly disease.Jekyll Jekyll Hyde, Jekyll Hyde, Hyde, Jekyll!
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just google ebola india... then click on news results.
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india-...1-1249391.aspx
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