Cured Ebola Patient Readmitted As 4,000 Troops To Deploy ?!?

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Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan is now in critical condition, according to information released Saturday afternoon by Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, the hospital where he is staying. Duncan had previously been listed as being in serious condition. He was admitted to the hospital Sept. 28. His diagnosis with Ebola was confirmed by the Centers for Disease Control on Sept. 30. Currently, there are about 50 people being monitored for Ebola after having known or possible contact with Duncan. Nine of these people had direct contact with Duncan, including his four relatives, with whom he was staying before he was sent to the hospital. The other 40 are being monitored for Ebola symptoms, but their contact with Duncan is less certain, health officials said today. More http://huff.to/1ElXCYA Cured Ebola Patient Readmitted http://bit.ly/1vIYzEa Suspected Ebola Cities / GLP Thread http://bit.ly/1ElXEQi CDC Future Ebola Epidemic Numbers http://1.usa.gov/1vIYzEb WTF? 4,000 US Troops To Fight Ebola http://wapo.st/1ElXCYF United Airlines Says Planes Ebola Free http://lat.ms/1vIYy39 Dallas Schools To Install Temp Monitors http://bit.ly/1vIYzEe Affleck Says Ebola Not Going To Get Us http://bit.ly/1vIYAYA Could Ebola Become Bioterrorist Threat http://fxn.ws/1vIYAYB Disaster Teams Notified Months Ago?!? http://bit.ly/1ElXFU6 Also Review - Forced Vacs And FEMA Camps (2009) http://bit.ly/1vIYzUz Joseph Moshe Plague Warning (2009) http://bit.ly/1rdBkzE Video Backdrop Used EAS Image / Public Domain Video Editing By Adobe After Effects http://adobe.ly/1rdBkzF ----------------------------------------------------------------------- My Links Backup YouTube Channel Subscribe To Keep In Touch http://bit.ly/XSCMPG Follow Me On Twitter Breaking News / New Uploads / Live Show Alerts http://bit.ly/XSCMPH Follow Me On Facebook Page Repeats Twitter Feed Above http://on.fb.me/XSCMPI Follow Me On Google+ New Uploads / Live Hangouts http://bit.ly/1rdBhUD --- U.S. Scancast Website --- U.S. Scancast Nationwide Scanner Network Live Nationwide Scanner Audio And Chat 24/7 http://bit.ly/XSCJU4





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