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More about Ebola treatment . . .

9 years ago

I didn't realize that Dr. Brantley had received a blood transfusion himself for treatment of his Ebola. The linked article was quite interesting. Apparently the first of the two nurses from Dallas has received plasma from Dr. Brantley. I'm curious to see if the second nurse will also.

Here is a link that might be useful: Decades old treatment

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nancybee_2010
9 years ago
I didn't know about this. I'm curious about the second nurse's treatment too now. Thanks for posting this, it was interesting.
neetsiepie
9 years ago
The blood types must be compatible for the plasma transfusion, but otherwise, I'm sure they'd try it.
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