I would love to sensationalize and say that, "Yes. Finally. The world is introducing it's next mass extinction, and is going to rid itself of one of the biggest threats to it's existence and continuity: Humanity."

But it isn't.
Americans have better sanitation, hospitals, and containment equipment than African countries.
Soap is one of the most important inventions in history, and it's about to prove itself again.

Literate wrote I would love to sensationalize and say that, "Yes. Finally. The world is introducing it's next mass extinction, and is going to rid itself of one of the biggest threats to it's existence and continuity: Humanity."

But it isn't.
Americans have better sanitation, hospitals, and containment equipment than African countries.
Soap is one of the most important inventions in history, and it's about to prove itself again.

I know what you're saying i just find it a little scary..

Unless you've come in contact with the patient's blood, vomit, sweat, saliva, urine, or feces, you literally have little, if not anything to worry about.

Lavish wrote Unless you've come in contact with the patient's blood, vomit, sweat, saliva, urine, or feces, you literally have little, if not anything to worry about.

Actually a study proved that it is airborne, meaning it's a huge threat.
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At OP: watch this video;

JRMH wrote

Lavish wrote Unless you've come in contact with the patient's blood, vomit, sweat, saliva, urine, or feces, you literally have little, if not anything to worry about.

Actually a study proved that it is airborne, meaning it's a huge threat.
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At OP: watch this video;

I really hope this is not true. That is scary.

JRMH wrote

Lavish wrote Unless you've come in contact with the patient's blood, vomit, sweat, saliva, urine, or feces, you literally have little, if not anything to worry about.

Actually a study proved that it is airborne, meaning it's a huge threat.
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Did you even read your own source?

What do these findings mean? First and foremost, Ebola is not suddenly an airborne disease.

Furthermore, because human Ebola outbreaks have historically been locally contained, it is unlikely that Ebola can spread between humans via airborne transmission.

What the study was actually about -

However, the study does raise the possibility that pigs are a host for Ebola.

By airborne it doesn't mean actually airborne like right now we are breathing and we will get it airborne. If we are in a close vicinity of a person who has ebola, and they have sneezed or coughed they have contaminated the air that is around them with droplets of saliva that has the virus. If you manage to stay away from coughing and sneezing then you will be okay.