re: Well, seems 7 of the 10 "high risk" Dallas Ebola contacts are healthcare workers

CDC is like the Keystone Kops. They are 3 or 4 steps behind. It's out. The only question left to answer is how bad will it get.

I can tell you this. I'm not risking exposing my family by caring for infected people unless some iron clad protective measures are in place. And I can guarantee you that I'm not the only health care worker that feels this way.

As I've said before, information about this disease is sorely lacking. This is due to the CDC's fear of fear itself. Honest, easy to understand explanations of mode of transmission, incubation period, signs and symptoms of disease from early onset and progression to end stage,

It's almost criminally negligent for the CDC to require that healthcare facilities post this information about the fricking flu...but not Ebola.