Ebola

New Jersey Man Arrested For Selling Heroine Named “Ebola”
New Jersey Man Arrested For Selling Heroine Named “Ebola”
The Ebola epidemic has proven how hard it is for our culture to take anything serious at this point in life. The virus known as Ebola has been sweeping our kind and some people are trying to capitalize off of the virus;even drug dealers. Barnabus “Hammer” Davis, a New Jersey Drug Dealer, has decided to brand some of his 600 packs of heroine as ‘Ebola’. Davis was selling the drugs at  Ramada Inn an
BREAKING NEWS: EBOLA IN NY!
BREAKING NEWS: EBOLA IN NY!
There was a video released at the beginning of this month entitled "CAN NYC CONTAIN EBOLA?"  Well only a couple weeks later, we are facing that question head-on, as there is now a Doctor in NYS (Dr. Craig Spencer) diagnosed with Ebola!!!! **BREAKING NEWS** DOCTOR TOOK SUBWAY AND WENT BOWLING THIS PAST WEDNESDAY...
NYS Hospitals To Treat Ebola!
NYS Hospitals To Treat Ebola!
Breaking News this morning as Gov. Andrew Cuomo announces a Ebola Preparedness Initiative to deal with the possibility of Ebola reaching NYS. Gov. Cuomo announced that there are Eight NYS Hospitals that have been identified (one of them being The University of Rochester) to treat Ebola Patients *IF* there are any patients that need to be treated in the future...
Ebola Cure VS Conspiracy [VIDEO]
Ebola Cure VS Conspiracy [VIDEO]
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa has caused major concern in now that at least one person in America has been diagnosed with the deadly virus. But there is hope! Two patients in Europe have been CURED thanks to experimental drugs. Although there are no licensed vaccines, the use of antiviral medicine Avigan, or favipiravir, produced by Japanese firm Toyama Chemical has been authorized as a treatm
Ebola In U.S.
Ebola In U.S.
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas has confirmed that for the first time in the U.S., a patient has tested positive for the Ebola virus.  Most Ebola cases are contracted elsewhere and then treated here in the U.S. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has also confirmed.