Am I one of the minorities who believe that this hype about Ebola is more sensationalism and news than an actual pandemic we should be fearful for?
Let's take a lot at what we can agree on:
* The number of cases of infected patients is fairly small.
* The vector of transmission is fluid exchange, so that reduces its ability to spread.
* The virus doesn't appear to lie dormant, and is only contagious when the patient becomes symptomatic.
The chances of contracting the disease in a western country so far is near 0. The chances of contracting the disease in AFRICA is fairly improbable too.
It really sounds like sensationalism at its finest.
Let's take a lot at what we can agree on:
* The number of cases of infected patients is fairly small.
* The vector of transmission is fluid exchange, so that reduces its ability to spread.
* The virus doesn't appear to lie dormant, and is only contagious when the patient becomes symptomatic.
The chances of contracting the disease in a western country so far is near 0. The chances of contracting the disease in AFRICA is fairly improbable too.
It really sounds like sensationalism at its finest.