Thursday, 9 October 2014

So Really, How do You Get Ebola?

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So Really, How do You Get Ebola? Coming Says are Critical

None of the 10 people who were in close contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan has shown any sign of being infected with Ebola, health officials said Monday. The next few days will be the most important -- Ebola's usual incubation period is eight to 10 days and Duncan was isolated Sept. 28. Many Americans are worried that the virus could spread because Duncan was sick and had gone back home for two days when the hospital mistakenly failed to recognize the risk of Ebola. Here's what you need to know about this virus.
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'Are We Married?': Newlywed Recovers Memory with Help from Wedding Photos

Just a month after she was married, Tunicia Hall faced a health crisis that left her unable to remember the wedding. Hospitalized for a rare kind of stroke, she recognized her new husband, Raleigh, but asked him: "Are we married?" He was quick to answer. "I was very affirming, like, 'Yes, baby,'" Raleigh, 50, told TODAY. "I said, I've got to do something here."
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