He was diagnosed on a Monday, his wife spoke to him on Friday, he was dead on Monday.
<<<Salia's wife, Isatu Salia, said in a telephone interview that when she spoke to her husband early Friday his voice sounded weak and shaky. But he told her "I love you" in a steady voice, she said.>>>
The patient in Frankfurt did not receive treatment until the 12th day, and was unconscious. He was described as being "Late Stage."
I cannot help but believe that if Nebraska had given him a transfusion with the HP attached on Saturday, Dr. Salia would be alive today.
Pills, vaccines, IV's, Transfusions, why doesn't the US medical community go with what worked best in the worst of conditions?
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