Breaking> NURSE'S HUSBAND TESTS POSITIVE FOR EBOLA IN SPAIN (2nd case) Another nurse being tested after showing symptoms

This "transfusion" thread seems not to make any sense. Doesn't the donor blood have to match (Blood Type and other factors) the transfusion recipient? How can they transfuse blood willy-nilly just because the donor had Ebola? What are the chances that the donor:

1. Had Ebola
2. Recovered from it
3. Is the correct blood type
4. Is in proximity to the recipient.

Seems like a BIG stretch to me. Or are they somehow separating the antibodies from the blood serum to make it universal?

That is the sad truth of it.

I am watching BBC now, and they just came in with breaking news:

Four more people hospitalised for Ebola in Spain.

The husband of the nurse reported in facebook the goverment wants to sacrifice his dog, and he wants to stop that:

"Hello, my name is Javier Limon Romero, I am the husband of Teresa Romero Ramos, the ebola infected auxililiar for trying voluntarily to the two infected patients who were repatriated to Spain.
I want to report publicly that such a Zarco, I think it is health officer of the Community of Madrid, told me they have to sacrifice my dog so if more. I asked my consent to. Which I refused rotumdamente. He says then they will demand a warrant to forcibly enter my home and sacrifice.
I come before you leave the hospital several buckets of water, hot water and also with. 15kg bag of feed to have food and water. We will also leave open terrace to eliminate.
It seems unfair that a mistake they want to solve this for the fast track.
A dog does not have to spread anything a person and not backwards.
If you are really worried about this problem I think you can find another type of alternative solutions, such as putting the dog in quarantine and observation as it has me. Or do you have to sacrifice my case.
Of course, a dog is easier, not so much."

Source: [link to www.facebook.com (secure)]

"she wore full protective gear and followed the protocol set in place by the World Health Organization to avoid contracting the disease." [link to www.thedailybeast.com]


what does that mean for dallas ??

"she wore full protective gear and followed the protocol set in place by the World Health Organization to avoid contracting the disease." [link to www.thedailybeast.com]


what does that mean for dallas ??

They might decrease the amount of the virus in the body but Ebola distroys the organs so quickly they will continue to die, kidneys, liver, lungs...take too much damage. Add the quickness of mutation..they can't cure it...they can't even catch up with it

Hospitals unlike leavel 4 labs don't have negative pressure.... That's how it is spreading IMHO