yes the scientists and politicians and drug companies usually know best .. they have our best interests at heart ... if you find yourself with a bit of a fever , stomach cramps and bleeding from every orifice , just relax and poodle down to A+E
yes the scientists and politicians and drug companies usually know best .. they have our best interests at heart ... if you find yourself with a bit of a fever , stomach cramps and bleeding from every orifice , just relax and poodle down to A+E
latest count of the number it has killed is 721,its a good title for your thread,because it is over for the human race if they don't find a cure.Two Americans got it today and are going back to America tonight,looks like medical staff are about to refuse to go near anyone who has it.92% of people who get it die.
latest count of the number it has killed is 721,its a good title for your thread,because it is over for the human race if they don't find a cure.Two Americans got it today and are going back to America tonight,looks like medical staff are about to re
The problem will be if it reaches Europe,there will be no gathering of people allowed,no nothing,everyone will be a potential killer.everyone will have to stay indoors forever.
The problem will be if it reaches Europe,there will be no gathering of people allowed,no nothing,everyone will be a potential killer.everyone will have to stay indoors forever.
‘And there's no expectation that it will change significantly. Ebola was first discovered in 1976 and has stayed pretty much the same ever since.’
I’m not reassured by that statement – or any of the others. It smacks of “Yes there are icebergs about, but this ship is unsinkable”.
Now I'm not quite so worried.‘And there's no expectation that it will change significantly. Ebola was first discovered in 1976 and has stayed pretty much the same ever since.’I’m not reassured by that statement – or any of the others. It smac
Remind me. How many Brits have died from CJD? Despite the predicted catastrophe (largely predicted by the Tuesday edition of the yes, you've guessed it, Daily Mail)
Remind me. How many Brits have died from CJD? Despite the predicted catastrophe (largely predicted by the Tuesday edition of the yes, you've guessed it, Daily Mail)
yes,ever notice that when they tell of a scare with chickens everyone buys beef,i think its the stock exchange that start the scares to increase the sales on shares(if you know what I mean)for example,bananas are not good for your skin(spin) but tomatoes are good at killing cancer cells(spin)."ok Deak,i want to buy 100000 shares on the tomatoe crop in Florida,i got a gut feeling there will be a run on tomatoe sales next week."
yes,ever notice that when they tell of a scare with chickens everyone buys beef,i think its the stock exchange that start the scares to increase the sales on shares(if you know what I mean)for example,bananas are not good for your skin(spin) but toma
An athlete from Sierra Leone's Commonwealth Games team is reported to have gone missing - just days after his teammate was tested for the Ebola virus.
The team's mountain biking champion Mohamed Tholley was due to compete in the time trial event in Glasgow yesterday but allegedly failed to turn up.
According to a report in the Telegraph newspaper, Unisa Deen Kargbo, chef de mission of the Sierra Leone team, said Mr Tholley may have gone missing to avoid having to fly home and face the disease.
He said: 'Unfortunately one of our athletes has not turned up for his event and we do not know where he is. It is possible he is not coming back
An athlete from Sierra Leone's Commonwealth Games team is reported to have gone missing - just days after his teammate was tested for the Ebola virus.The team's mountain biking champion Mohamed Tholley was due to compete in the time trial event in Gl
It's all very well them saying that it only spreads through close contact and that the virus is just a simple hero of self-replication.
It's a virus, they mutate as they breed. And they breed very fast. There are other strains or mutations of the Ebola virus which only affect other primates, or are airborne. They can't rule such developments out categorically since the virus has never had the opportunity to take hold in heavily-populated areas and thus potentially mutate in so many hosts at the same time.
Fascinating times, since we are only weeks away from Twelve Monkeys.
It's all very well them saying that it only spreads through close contact and that the virus is just a simple hero of self-replication.It's a virus, they mutate as they breed. And they breed very fast. There are other strains or mutations of the Ebol
whatever happened to that cath woman who was obsessed about us all dying from bird flu or swine flu or whatever the hell it was back in the day??
never heard of it, couldnt give a fook about it. whatever happened to that cath woman who was obsessed about us all dying from bird flu or swine flu or whatever the hell it was back in the day??
truth is, were all far more likely to get killed by some kinda food poisoning bug cos of mass manufactured cheap food. enjoy that microwave horse-testicle lasagne!
truth is, were all far more likely to get killed by some kinda food poisoning bug cos of mass manufactured cheap food. enjoy that microwave horse-testicle lasagne!
best to stay in the house for a few months while the ebola virus travels around the world and kills millions, then come out.
Most chit chatters stay indoors for months on end anyway so no change on this forum.
best to stay in the house for a few months while the ebola virus travels around the world and kills millions, then come out.Most chit chatters stay indoors for months on end anyway so no change on this forum.
When it was in africa, despite their treatment, Ebola had a death rate of 90%.
Now it's on the move outside africa, for some strange reason, the death rate has dropped to 50%.
Last week: 'There are no plans to control borders'
This week: 'Some plane journeys have been stopped.'
Fack visiting London.
The govt dont want you to panic.When it was in africa, despite their treatment, Ebola had a death rate of 90%. Now it's on the move outside africa, for some strange reason, the death rate has dropped to 50%. Last week: 'There are no plans to control
ASKY and Arik Regional African airlines Arik and ASKY halted flights to Liberia and Sierra Leone last week.
Emirates Airlines The Dubai-based airline Emirates suspended flights to Guinea Saturday in response to fears about Ebola. Emirates is continuing flights to Senegal to the north.
British Airways British Airways announced in a statement Tuesday it would halt flights to Liberia and Sierra Leone until Aug. 31.
But don't worry...
ASKY and ArikRegional African airlines Arik and ASKY halted flights to Liberia and Sierra Leone last week.Emirates Airlines The Dubai-based airline Emirates suspended flights to Guinea Saturday in response to fears about Ebola. Emirates is continuing
its looking bad for sport,if Ebola starts to spread in Europe,no gathering of large crowds.we will have no racing ,no football,no cricket,no golf,in fact no nothing,big big meeting to take place over two days between the world health organizations.but things are not looking good.
its looking bad for sport,if Ebola starts to spread in Europe,no gathering of large crowds.we will have no racing ,no football,no cricket,no golf,in fact no nothing,big big meeting to take place over two days between the world health organizations.bu
Ebola outbreak a threat to world peace, says UN security council
Group unanimously backs emergency resolution as UN secretary general calls for $1bn aid effort to tackle virus
http://tiny.cc/pwrfmx
Ebola outbreak a threat to world peace, says UN security councilGroup unanimously backs emergency resolution as UN secretary general calls for $1bn aid effort to tackle virushttp://tiny.cc/pwrfmx
its looking bad for sport,if Ebola starts to spread in Europe,no gathering of large crowds.we will have no racing ,no football,no cricket,no golf,in fact no nothing,big big meeting to take place over two days between the world health organizations.but things are not looking good.
No probs...we can play on line "Bingo", poker, hangman, "noughts and crosses", and maybe "Betfair" will do the decent thing and give us back "Virtual Racing" where their was sometimes a massive £50.00 of matched bets!
its looking bad for sport,if Ebola starts to spread in Europe,no gathering of large crowds.we will have no racing ,no football,no cricket,no golf,in fact no nothing,big big meeting to take place over two days between the world health organizations.bu