Heroic stories

It can be exhausting nursing a child through a nasty bout with the flu, so imagine how 22-year-old Fatu Kekula felt nursing her entire family through Ebola.
Her father. Her mother. Her sister. Her cousin. Fatu took care of them all, single-handedly feeding them, cleaning them and giving them medications.
And she did so with remarkable success. Three out of her four patients survived. That's a 25% death rate -- considerably better than the estimated Ebola death rate of 70%.

cold hard science!!

This US patient was in a Plane headed to the US where he sat amidst hundreds of other passengers en route to Washington.In Washington, he was in contact with tens of other people before boarding a plane to Dallas where he was in contact with other passengers until he arrived. On arrival, he was in contact with hospital staff, children, family and friends. Each person he was in contact with consequently made contact with tens of other people since.

Now, CDC has confirmed his is the only Ebola case, though looking at the statistics above, that is just a brave assumption. If only one other person got the virus from this guy then the whole transmission process starts again.

Truly, containing this disease is almost impossible.

Perhaps?

The world has its ways? You definitely know ,, something. What ways?