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John

Big difference! Ebola can be transmitted by a cough, sneeze, sweaty touch, etc. HIV requires an action such as sex or needle sharing except in extremely rare cases of accidental needle sticks or in utero transmission. I'm HIV/AIDS and have lived with my 3 children for 18-20 years and they are fine. One minute near an Ebola patient can kill you. I don't think Princess Diana would have been hugging Ebola patients without a spacesuit.

October 21, 2014 • Chicago, IL

Frederick Wright-Stafford

Mr Bob again.. come out out you have lot to say. I think in a desperateness to define this EBOLA,for understanding and clarity is good. The fear is another similar concept of all communities that have experience any plague of the past, I have learned, for fear first is common and then action of something for humans in their suffering. The fear of the unknown is contiguous of fact. I am wondering if any countries that trade with west Africa are transparent on home exposure of EBOLA like USA

October 21, 2014 • Jacksonville

Bob

Don't know who wrote this...but your addition to stigma, misrepresentation of HIV, and generalized transmission modes, is overwhelmingly ignorant and counterproductive...

October 21, 2014