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Extinction Protocol Radio – Ebola: Special Report 2
“The
problem with Ebola is that it is not over until the last patient is
either dead or has recovered,” Prof Piot says. “Actually, I
thought this outbreak was dying out in May, in Guinea. Then a famous
woman, a traditional healer, died, and at her funeral hundreds of
people touched the body. Then there was this explosion in three
countries…Can it be stopped? It will be a bumpy ride. I am worried
for West Africa. We will see a decline in cases eventually, but
without a vaccine I am not sure we can stop it.” Prof Piot insists
that it is still impossible to predict how bad the African epidemic
will become.
---–Telegraph, featuring
Peter Piot, Microbiologist Professor, co-discoverer of the Ebola
virus
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