The NBC Cameraman has arrived in Nebraska for treatment of his confirmed Ebola.
Interestingly, he agrees with me that Ebola can be spread just like MRSA via a previous contamination.
U.S. Journalist Believes He Got Ebola While Cleaning Infected Car
I have never believed you must have direct contact with an actual contagious, infected patient to contract Ebola or MRSA. Especially, since it says so in writing on both the World Health Organization and the CDC websites. It's buried in there, but you can find both references to contaminated objects that need to be disinfected after contamination.
Natural News agrees with me.
Ebola protection myths busted: 'direct contact' means indirect contact, N95 masks, full-face respirators and more
Meanwhile, a nurse's assistant in Spain is now confirmed to have Ebola. This marks the first case of confirmed Ebola contracted outside of Africa.
Spanish nurse who treated Ebola victim in Madrid becomes first person in the world to contract virus outside of Africa
And there's a potential case in Miami, Florida.
Teenager with 'Ebola-like' symptoms quarantined in Miami after falling sick while on holiday in West Africa
The teenager's Ebola test is being sent to the CDC.
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