http://time.com/4179412/ebola-outbreak-over/
The two-year Ebola outbreak in West Africa is expected to be declared over by the World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday.
On Jan 14, the outbreak in Liberia will officially be over after 42 consecutive days of no reported cases, and after the people most recently infected test negative for the Ebola virus. Guinea and Sierra Leone reached similar milestones in the past few months.
Curious, as I recall tons of people, including, IIRC, some on this very board, losing their shit and acting as though we were all going to die. Yet despite a 24-hour news cycle of relentless fearmongering, the whole thing played out basically exactly as experts expected it would. But hey, it's not like people tend to irrationally overreact to relatively minor threats, right? Right?
The two-year Ebola outbreak in West Africa is expected to be declared over by the World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday.
On Jan 14, the outbreak in Liberia will officially be over after 42 consecutive days of no reported cases, and after the people most recently infected test negative for the Ebola virus. Guinea and Sierra Leone reached similar milestones in the past few months.
Curious, as I recall tons of people, including, IIRC, some on this very board, losing their shit and acting as though we were all going to die. Yet despite a 24-hour news cycle of relentless fearmongering, the whole thing played out basically exactly as experts expected it would. But hey, it's not like people tend to irrationally overreact to relatively minor threats, right? Right?