THE EBOLA WARS
Richard Preston
The New Yorker
October 27, 2014
“A rule of thumb among Ebola experts is that, if you are not
wearing biohazard gear, you should stand at least six feet away from an Ebola
patient, as a precaution against flying droplets.” (p. 48)
“The virus is believed to be transmitted, in particular,
through contact with sweat and blood, which contain high concentrations of
Ebola particles.” (p. 44)
“As Ebola enters a deepening relationship with the human
species, the question of how it is mutating has significance for every person
on earth." (p. 44)
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