California has confirmed more cases of measles in people who visited Disneyland or its adjacent California Adventure park last month, health officials said on Monday, raising the number of infected people to 26. A total of 22 cases in California have been linked with visits to the Anaheim parks between Dec. 15 and Dec. 20,… [Read More]
Volunteers Will Test Ebola Virus in Switzerland on get only $845
Lausanne, Switzerland, is known for its fine restaurants, terraced vineyards, graceful streets that spill down the mountainside to Lake Geneva — and, starting Oct. 31, the willingness of at least some citizens to be injected with a piece of the Ebola virus. The city will host the largest study for the leading experimental vaccine to… [Read More]
U.S. Screwed Up in the Fight Against Ebola, Everything You Need to Know About the Virus
It’s one of the deadliest diseases on Earth, with a fatality rate as high as 90 percent. It’s also grotesque, sometimes causing bleeding from the eyes, ears, mouth and rectum and a bloody full-body rash leading to a quick demise. It’s Ebola, one of a handful of illnesses that are so deadly governments consider them a threat… [Read More]
U.N. to set up Ebola crisis center, aims to stop spread in six to nine months
The United Nations plans to set up an Ebola crisis center to coordinate the response to the deadly virus and to strive to halt its spread in West African countries in six to nine months, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced on Friday. Ban called on the international community to provide $600 million needed for supplies… [Read More]
Health Alert: Ebola outbreak ‘out of control,’ says CDC director
Just back from a week in the Ebola hot zone, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Dr. Tom Frieden had a dire assessment of the situation on the ground there. “The bottom line is that despite tremendous efforts from the U.S. government, CDC, from within countries, the number of cases continues to increase… [Read More]
Blood of Ebola Survivors Holds Therapy Potential for Sick
The best chance for an immediate treatment for Ebola patients in the worst outbreak ever may be readily available, in the blood of survivors. With experimental drugs in short supply or not ready to be used, global health officials are exploring whether the natural immunity survivors gain after they shed the virus can be shared… [Read More]
Obama Remains Consistent in His Indifference to Slaughter
Jonah Goldberg In the summer of 2007, then-Sen. Barack Obama was asked if he was worried that his proposed withdrawal from Iraq would result in ethnic cleansing or even genocide. He scoffed at the premise. “By that argument you would have 300,000 troops in the Congo right now — where millions have been slaughtered as… [Read More]
Who Invited Ebola to Atlanta?
It’s one of the deadliest diseases on Earth, with a fatality rate as high as 90 percent. It’s also grotesque, sometimes causing bleeding from the eyes, ears, mouth and rectum and a bloody full-body rash leading to a quick demise. Ebola virus disease fascinates worldwide though its spread has been limited to sporadic epidemics in… [Read More]
Acting VA Head: We need $17 billion to stop mistreating veterans
Mary Katharine Ham, In which the agency that’s been giving millions in bonuses to people for causing and lying about the untimely deaths of veterans asks for the GDPs of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Anguilla, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Equatorial Guinea combined from taxpayers to stop doing that. Super: The Department of Veterans… [Read More]
Officials rush to contain Ebola virus in Guinea
Health officials rushed Monday to contain the deadly Ebola virus in Guinea, where at least 59 people are believed to have died from an outbreak of the virus that can cause severe internal bleeding. Those suspected of exposure to the virus were being quarantined and public health announcements urged people to avoid direct body contact… [Read More]
NATO: West may lose access to crucial military materials
Military Times – by Ray Locker, USA Today WASHINGTON — Western militaries may lose access to critical materials needed for weapons and other systems, because of the growing demand for new technologies, questionable supply lines and production in unfriendly or dangerous countries, NATO documents show. “Key strategic materials are those that are crucial in the manufacture of… [Read More]
Jihad: Muslim Terrorists Rape And Mutilate 21 In The Congo
United Nations peacekeeping forces have recently discovered the bodies of 21 men, women, children and babies who were hacked to death or beheaded by members of the Ugandan Muslim terrorist group known as ADF-Nalu. The slaughter took place in the Democratic Republic Of Congo. According to the U.N.: “The victims, including women and children —… [Read More]