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Ebola can contaminate basic water, but only for a couple of minutes at most. The water would need to have the same saline levels as the human body, or the host cell would build pressure until it ruptured. When the cell ruptures, the virus would die. If a person were handling bloody water in an environment ebola was present, it would still be prudent to take precautions.
2014: The first person that spread the Ebola disease was because he went to Texas. It started from then. Ebola first appeared in 1976 near the Ebola River where it took its name.
In the United States a citizen is significantly less likely to catch Ebola than the average-run-of -the-mill Flu. While only 2 individuals have died of Ebola in 2014, over 30,000 individuals in this country have died from complications related to the common Flu.
Ebola is still killing people and there are people here in the US being treated for EbolaBut Beatrice Yardolo was Liberia's last Ebola patient :)
Ebola van be spread by direct contact with the infected person, needles, body fluids and contact with an object
No body will do like that. Ebola is acute illness and no body can plan like that after catching the disease. This is an ignorant and fear based question, which is what is causing so many rumors and false information to be spread. I suggest you go to the Center For Disease Control or World Health ORganization sites to read facts about EBOLA There has never been an instance of a person intentionally coming to any country to spread this disease.
Ebola virus disease is a viral illness.Treatment is mostly supportive with fluid therapy,analgesics etc.
No. Ebola has not been found to be either airborne nor waterborn.
The Time Magazine person of the year were the ebola fighters.
an african guy who ate an infected bat
They will just bleed out since they can not clot their blood.
Ebola hf stands for Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever.