It sounds like that person on the cruise ship has been cleared. Has to be a huge relief to the people on board.

(10-18-2014 12:04 AM)RocketJeff Wrote:  

(10-17-2014 08:13 PM)Babes boy Wrote:  

(10-17-2014 08:19 AM)adunifon Wrote:  

(10-16-2014 08:21 PM)Babes boy Wrote:  Has anyone heard anything about Kent State's team or students being monitored for the Ebola virus? How could that hospital( in Dallas Texas ) fumble the ball so badly? They fudged up this thing from the second that patient zero walked in their door. I truly hope someone there gets, well you can see what I'm saying. I'm guessing you all have heard by now that an infected nurse visited her family in Cleveland and some of them work at K State

This makes no sense.

Why would they test the Kent state team when they had no contact with the person?

the news reported that three of the nurse's family members work at Kent State. I was just asking if anyone had any info other than that. Also on the topic of aids. I actually read an article once that said a tissue sample from a man who died from an unknown illness in the mid 1950s died from the HIV virus.

HIV has been around since the 1920's.

Not sure of your source but from I have found HIV/AIDS has only been recorded in the US since 1981.

(10-21-2014 01:57 PM)NewMex RocketFan Wrote:  

(10-18-2014 12:04 AM)RocketJeff Wrote:  

(10-17-2014 08:13 PM)Babes boy Wrote:  

(10-17-2014 08:19 AM)adunifon Wrote:  

(10-16-2014 08:21 PM)Babes boy Wrote:  Has anyone heard anything about Kent State's team or students being monitored for the Ebola virus? How could that hospital( in Dallas Texas ) fumble the ball so badly? They fudged up this thing from the second that patient zero walked in their door. I truly hope someone there gets, well you can see what I'm saying. I'm guessing you all have heard by now that an infected nurse visited her family in Cleveland and some of them work at K State

This makes no sense.

Why would they test the Kent state team when they had no contact with the person?

the news reported that three of the nurse's family members work at Kent State. I was just asking if anyone had any info other than that. Also on the topic of aids. I actually read an article once that said a tissue sample from a man who died from an unknown illness in the mid 1950s died from the HIV virus.

HIV has been around since the 1920's.

Not sure of your source but from I have found HIV/AIDS has only been recorded in the US since 1981.

Called that. It wasn't "invented" in the 80s. These things go unnoticed I imagine until a certain synergy happens.

Ebola has been called "ebola" at least since the 90s but going over old medical records, it's been around a lot longer. Imagine same for any "new" disease.