http://twitter.com/#!/chelsea_elisa/status/526489548520710145 The latest news on Kaci Hickox, the nurse currently quarantined in New Jersey under new guidelines for those traveling to the United States after treating Ebola victims in Africa, will file a lawsuit challenging the legality of her confinement: Nurse under Ebola quarantine in NJ will sue over her confinement http://t.co/Rk2VSHlD4X — Huffington Post (@HuffingtonPost) […]
http://twitter.com/#!/AG_Conservative/status/521486366392459264 Seriously. As Twitchy reported, Dr. Francis Collins, Director of the NIH, outrageously claimed that an Ebola vaccine would probably have been developed by now if not for budget cuts. First, a reminder about budget “cuts.” Reminder: "cuts" in Washington DC budgets not like cuts when you lose your job in flyover country. — Brad […]
Christie called for “balance” and “choice” in vaccinations, taking a position at odds with the medical community. View this image › Chris Christie and his wife Mary Pat Christie visit the One Nucleus life science company headquarters in Cambridge, eastern England, on Monday. Neil Hall / Reuters New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Monday that […]
http://twitter.com/#!/ron_fournier/status/521289558919774208 He’s not the only one wondering about that. Would be an admission of failure re CDC's hubristic insistence any US hospital can treat #Ebola with their guidelines. @elizcohencnn — Ford Vox, MD (@fordvox) October 12, 2014 It's clear the #Obama Admin & #CDC are misleading the American people. How else can a nurse following […]
http://twitter.com/#!/Neoavatara/status/528162754088038401 Yesterday, this story in the New York Post was making the rounds among conservatives on Twitter. In a nutshell, the Post reported that information on the CDC’s website said that Ebola could be spread with a sneeze or a cough: "Nass pointed to CDC poster quietly released on its Web site saying #Ebola can be […]
http://twitter.com/#!/astoneabcnews/status/517426673474883584 According to the Centers for Disease Control, passengers who shared commercial flights with a man from Liberia who has been diagnosed with Ebola in Dallas, Texas need not worry, because there is “zero risk” to them: CDC Director: "ebola doesn't spread before ebola patient gets sick, and he didn't get sick until four days […]
