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[uppityperson]

1. Saving people and stopping the spread is good. They also need more field hospitals and beds for the

sick people.

[kestrel91316]

2. Great idea provided they can do the requisite infectious disease (HIV, hepatitis, etc) testing

on the plasma on site. I think they just might not have that capability OR be able to achieve it readily.

Maybe some other billionaire can donate $25 million to do that, though.

[Travis_0004]

3. you can do rapid HIV testing

Cost is around 40.00 in the US. Probably significantly less in bulk. No equipment required.

I would assume rapid testing is available for other diseases.

[Barack_America]

4. Sterile needles and early diagnosis are your obstacles. Nt

[KMOD]

6. Yes, but I think we can overcome those obstacles

won't be easy, but I think it's doable.

[AngryAmish]

5. So we go to Liberia and seek out Ebola survivors

We say we want their blood for medical purposes. Just lay down here and let us take your blood, by the pint. For science. Certainly not black magic.

There would not be enough latrines for the medical people sent out.

[KMOD]

7. Actually, I believe the Liberian people are much more

educated and understanding than the American people at this point.