None of the people in Texas with contact with Thomas Eric Duncan have had any symptoms of Ebola. Thomas is in critical condition and is answering questions. Ebola could have spreading to around 50 people that he was in contact with in the last week.
The United States shouldn't allow countries that have Ebola to fly to america.
Do you believe we should fly Ebola patients to america for treatment?
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Yes and no. Yes they need to be treated also, and no because we don't a risk it to spread in america.
I don't think that they should fly any more people in until they get a cure. If they keep bringing them in, America will soon get infected.
I don't think we should just because it could spread here so easily and were taking the risk. But then again I want to help them with who has ebola so its a both side kind of thing.
Yes, its not fair to them at all. It's putting us at risk but we are at risk everyday of catching something.
I think that it is fine that we have patients over here because we need to get this cured, and we have better recources over here. But I do think that they need to have all the patients (or the majority) in one spot so we can keep it controlled. I think as long as they are careful while transporting them that it's fine,
No, I think if it need cured go to the place where the disease is instead of risking the spread of this deadly disease which is killing more and more people everyday.
No. They need to keep it to the least amount of space as possible. Keep it in just Africa and the countries already affected. There's no point in infecting new countries.
I think it depends on if they are already contagious if not then yes we should but once they are contagious we should have our people go their who are willing to risk their lives for medical research
I think they should bring people over but they need to stay isolated.
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