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Biotech / Medical : Ebola Outbreak 2014 - News, Updates and Related Investments
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To: sense who wrote (438)10/25/2014 2:02:16 AM
From: ayeyou  Read Replies (1) of 608
 
The truly clueless may be someone that posts that millions of deaths caused by diseases other then Ebola "don't matter" . But a total lack of empathy like that is not surprising from someone who thinks the world ends at the US border , I say that because of your seemingly narrow minded and self centered statements such as.......

There is CURRENTLY a close to about zero chance of anyone in the U.S. contracting Ebola, this week.


Whatever risks do exist from Malaria, Dengue Fever, Lyme disease, or drowning in a bucket... none of them CAN pose any larger risks than now exist routinely. All of those other risks that exist are EASILY AVOIDED... and, if you do have the misfortune of catching Malaria on your vacation to some tropical hell hole... there is roughly ZERO risk of you dying from it... as those diseases are all easily treatable... with very low mortality for anyone who has access to a reasonable quality of medical care.



Tell these people about the ZERO risk of death theory... oh yeah that's right they don't matter. I may be an idiot but really , you have lack of perspective market cornered.
Malaria causes twice as many deaths as previously believed, according to the latest research out today from the highly respected Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME), based in Seattle, and published in the Lancet medical journal.

That figure of 1.2 million deaths for 2010 is nearly double the 655,000 estimated in last year's WHO World Malaria Report, which we detailed on the Datablog here.

theguardian.com
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