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Well, we're starting to see, as we've been paying attention, this antivirus, now we see

the Ebola outbreak in the Congo. And this, I mean,

we've seen these before, but is there anything different about this one, I think is what people

are asking. And I see a lot of the message in and wondering if this is something different,

maybe because of the numbers. And the World Health Organization, they say they're concerned

over the scale and speed of the Ebola outbreak in the Congo here.

Welcome into America Out Loud Pulse.

It is Malcolm Out Loud here, along with my co-host.

Dr. Peter McCullough.

Okay, so what do you see with this one?

Is there anything different this time than what we've

seen before with us? No, you know, this is centered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

This is the interior of Africa, one of the poorest nations on earth, no health care there.

Epicenter is located in the northeastern Etorri province.

So the circumstances are, you know, Ebola is largely a consequence of the lack of sanitation

and clean water and managing sewage. And so what happens is a meat, bush meat can get infected from a bat,

where people can get bitten by a bat. It carries the Ebola virus. When people get Ebola,

they have voluminous nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. And it's very contagious. If you touch vomitus or excrement,

then touch your nose or mouth,

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