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Top 10 things you REALLY need to know about EBOLA
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  • Alternative Title:
    Ebola while in Nigeria ; Top ten things you REALLY need to know about EBOLA ;
  • Corporate Authors:
    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)
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    10. Your dog or cat is not spreading Ebola. 9. Food and drinks imported into the United States from West Africa are safe to eat and drink. 8. Mosquitoes are the deadliest animals in the world, but they don’t carry Ebola. 7. Your family members, coworkers, and neighbors returning from countries with Ebola outbreaks don’t pose a danger to you and your family. 6. Household bleach and other disinfectants kill Ebola. 5. If you’re feeling sick, think flu not Ebola. 4. Ebola is not airborne. 3. The Ebola outbreak is not affecting the safety of airline travel. 2. Ebola is only spread from one person to another once symptoms begin. 1. You can’t get Ebola from a handshake or a hug. Ebola while in Nigeria 8.5x11 print poster – file properties CS252947
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