Study simulates likelihood of Ebola spread (18% likely to appear in US by 9-22)

[JimBowie1958]

Does the OP read his own links?

Yes, so what is your ******* point, or are you sober enough to state what it is?

lol, these libtard tricks are so predictable. Dumbass here makes a vague statement suggesting that I didn't readmy own post, like libtards do all the time, and I am automatically supposed to go searching through my onw post, wondering what the **** he is referring to, roflamo.

Now, there are a couple of important caveats to the researchers' findings. For one thing, an Ebola case reaching a developed country with an efficient healthcare system probably won't cause the mass epidemic levels we've seen in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone.

"What's more, the numbers come with a pretty high probability range, so while the U.S. could have a 18 percent infection risk at the end of the month, that number could also be as low as 1 percent."

Lol, thank you!

Actually, that is PROBABLY true, though not necessarily.

Again, compare the USA hospitals efficiency at controlling MRSA and you would see that this isn't a strong assumption that our health care system will handle Ebola well.

Ebola *might* be easier to spread than MRSA.