following up with them and if someone is sick, they can be isolated and treated. if not, they are informed of their risk and workers can follow up with them. we know where the outbreak emerged from? preliminary research is showing that it is possible that the outbreak started in decca do a village in guinea close to the borders of sierra leone. that is why it is possible that it spread from there to the other countries. you mentioned the epidemic intelligence services. what kind of person joins that service? a two-year postgraduate program and these are people who are doctors, phd s, veterinarians, pharmacist. people that have a very strong in public health and a very strong interest in infectious diseases. they are trained by the cdc to learn how to track infectious disease, how to handle an , and being an officer means they will go to these hot zones. how is this outbreak compared to past outbreaks? it is unprecedented. the largest ebola outbreak in history. the
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