Posted on 10/16/2014 6:31:41 PM PDT by BillyBonebrake
The patient is one of two Yale School of Public Health doctoral students who recently returned from Liberia.
The students were not in direct contact with Ebola patients in Liberia, but officials said the student interacted with at least one person who was later diagnosed with Ebola.
Workers at the Yale School of Public Health expressed legitimate concerns Thursday about whether sufficient precautions were taken upon the students’ return. The students volunteered to stay away from work for 21 days, but school officials decided that was not necessary.
School of Public Health Dean Paul Cleary explained in a letter to students, faculty and staff that the risk of the two students contracting Ebola in Liberia was low.
“When the students left we knew they would not be in contact with Ebola infected patients or health care providers who had treated such individuals, and thus, their risk of contracting Ebola was very low,” Cleary wrote.
(Excerpt) Read more at nhregister.com ...
Low risk but very high penalty.
“Heck of a job Yalie.”
Given the physical location, and the school, we’re most likely talking about Leftist’s here.
They already have Ebola.
Thanks for posting Billy. I’ve been thinking about you all day since I read your on-site report this a.am. Stay safe.
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