CDC and Ebola: What Went Wrong in Dallas?

The transcript discusses the Ebola outbreak in Dallas, focusing on two nurses who contracted the virus from a patient named Duncan. It highlights the CDC's response, the challenges faced by healthcare workers, and the need for better protective measures. The discussion also covers the CDC's role, the potential resignation of its director, and the importance of proper protocols to prevent further transmission.

What concerns do nurses have regarding their protection against the Ebola virus?

What actions does the CDC need to take to prevent a worse outbreak of Ebola?

What was the major error made by the CDC regarding hospital preparedness for Ebola?

What was the situation regarding the second nurse who was infected with Ebola?

What measures should be taken for self-quarantine after exposure to the Ebola virus?

What communication failures occurred between the CDC and the nurses regarding Ebola protocols?

How did the health care workers contract the Ebola virus despite wearing protective gear?