Issa: Cdc chief made many statements that simply aren't true

[church mouse guy]

The very rich, from my experience, are very outspoken about not wanting any illnesses that you might have.

The Ivy League and the progressives have not sent a medical brigade to West Africa--instead they are sending the national guard and the US Army.

That tells you that the Ivy League, the richest people in the country, are passing up a photo op for some reason.

As for the nurses, they did what the CDC told them to do, which proves that the CDC does not know what they are talking about. That will be the basis for a successful lawsuit by the Rev. Jesse Jackson.

 

[annsni]

As for the nurses, they did what the CDC told them to do, which proves that the CDC does not know what they are talking about.

Actually, they did not follow proper protocol because if they did, they would not have gotten sick. We know how this virus is transmitted and it takes just a scratch of the nose or not washing hands properly when dealing with a patient with a high viral load to get the virus. If the CDC didn't know what they were talking about, we'd actually have an epidemic in the US right now. But we don't. Notice that the OTHER nurses who took care of patient #1 did not get ill nor did the doctors. Nor did any of the health care workers taking care of any of the other patients.

Carefully follow the protocol and you will not get ill.

 

[church mouse guy]

Then why was the protocol changed after the nurses got sick?

 

[annsni]

Then why was the protocol changed after the nurses got sick?

Because the workers couldn't handle the protection that they had properly and they needed reminders and checks to be sure they are carrying out the protocols properly. It is not because the protocols they had were unsafe.

You can see more here:

http://www.cdc.gov/media/releases/2014/fs1020-ebola-personal-protective-equipment.html

 

[church mouse guy]

It seems to be the fault of everyone except the CDC. Maybe the geneticist who is in charge should resign, huh?