University Study Predicts U.S. At High Risk For Importing Ebola
This Northwestern University study not only predicts that Ebola cases will
double every 15-20 days (and approach 20,000 by the middle of next month) but
that the United States is one of the countries at high risk for importing the
disease.
(Conservative
Tree House) A collaborative group at Northeastern University is updating their
predictive models based in part on air traffic load patterns weekly. Currently,
the greatest volume of air passengers from West Africa are to the US and the UK.
They predict that as of October 31st, the countries with the highest risk for importation of infected ebola patients are:
Ghana, The United States, France, Senegal, Ivory Coast, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Belgium, Gambia.
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(Conservative
Tree House) A collaborative group at Northeastern University is updating their
predictive models based in part on air traffic load patterns weekly. Currently,
the greatest volume of air passengers from West Africa are to the US and the UK.They predict that as of October 31st, the countries with the highest risk for importation of infected ebola patients are:
Ghana, The United States, France, Senegal, Ivory Coast, United Kingdom, Nigeria, Belgium, Gambia.
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