California: Foreign Superbug Released, 179 People Exposed, at Least 7 Infected

Daily Stormer
February 19, 2015

Diversity isn’t free, goyim.  If you want to enjoy all of the ulimited and infinite benefits of enrichment, you are just going to have to learn to deal with incurable viruses.

Fox:

UCLA reported Wednesday that nearly 180 patients were exposed to a potentially deadly “superbug” on contaminated medical instruments that infected seven patients and may have contributed to two deaths.

A total of 179 patients at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center were exposed to antibiotic-resistant carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae, or CRE, during endoscopic procedures between October and January, the university said in a statement. The patients who may have been infected are being sent home-testing kits, which the university will analyze.

Similar outbreaks of CRE have been reported around the nation. They are difficult to treat because some varieties are resistant to most known antibiotics. By one estimate, CRE can contribute to death in up to half of seriously infected patients, according to the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The bacteria can cause infections of the bladder or lungs, leading to coughing, fever or chills. CRE infections have been reported in every state except Idaho, Alaska and Maine, according to the CDC.

UCLA said infections may have been transmitted through specialized endoscopes used during the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic and bile-duct problems. The instruments are inserted into the patients’ throats. The outbreak was discovered late last month during tests on a patient.

So do you guys think a infectious virus apocalypse is going to happen before the race war apocalypse and/or WWIII?  It is fun to think about how civilization will finally end.

I’d say that the odds of an incurable and highly-infectious virus decimating large portions of the world in the next decade are probably about 10-20%.  Meaning it is probably mostly just fear-mongering.  Still, I don’t think we should bring all of these new diseases into our country.