A Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) program, launched in 2006 and led by Michael Callahan, an infectious disease doctor affiliated with Massachusetts General Hospital, wildly accelerated the rate at which vaccines and monoclonal antibodies like ZMapp can be produced.
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DARPA May Have a Way to Stop Ebola in Its Tracks"
DARPA May Have a Way to Stop Ebola in Its Tracks"
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Updated a an hour ago: Liberian woman who arrived at O’Hare being monitored for Ebola Posted 6:08 AM, October 9, 2014, by WGN Web Desk, Updated at 06:11am, October 9, 2014
A woman who arrived at O’Hare airport is now being monitored because of Ebola concerns.
She landed Wednesday and was brought to the Kenosha County Jail as a federal immigration detainee until she can be deported.
The sheriff’s department contacted the CDC after they found out she’s from Liberia, which has been dealing with the Ebola virus.
The woman has not shown any symptoms.
Jail officials say they’re monitoring the woman twice a day.
They say they’re also in contact with area hospitals so they know what to do if any symptoms appear.
The woman is expected to be deported.
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"...in contact with area hospitals to know what to do...."
No one trusts the federal government....not even LE!
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