CDC Warns Of Possibly 1.4 Million Ebola Infections In West Africa

The Centers for Disease Control on Tuesday warned of a worst-case scenario that the number of people in Sierra Leone and Liberia in West Africa infected with the Ebola virus could exceed 1.4 million by mid-January. However, the CDC also wishfully added that the number of cases could peak below that, if efforts to control the outbreak are ramped up. These figures are consistent with the ones that I posted recently in "18-Sep-14 Will Ebola become a worldwide pandemic?" One thing that the CDC did not mention is that if there are 1.4 million infections by mid-January, then the number of infections will continue to grow exponentially beyond that point, until almost all of the 10 million people in these two countries have become infected... http://abcnews.com/9955