"There was almost a rush to ensure the public that we knew a lot more than we did," Osterholm said in an interview Wednesday night, repeating a theme he has raised many times before. "But we're saying you can’t rule out respiratory transmission."This has not been a great year for "experts", and it's just February.
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Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Everything They Know is Wrong
Limited airborne transmission of Ebola is ‘very likely,’ new study says