Have you recently touched another person's shit/vomit/mucus/semen?
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or saliva, blood, sweat, tears, breast milk, urine? (particularly those items from a stranger)
If the answer is NO , you do NOT have ebola. Usually mothers/wives/caretakers/nurses ever come into contact with those items, and they are usually "courtesy of" people they know, or are paid to tend to.. 
If you recently butchered a West African bat/monkey/other "bush meat", you might run a risk of getting ebola..
If you shook hands with/sat next to/had lunch with someone with a low-grade fever, who may have sneezed or coughed, you MIGHT get the flu or a cold they have, but you will not "catch" ebola...because they probably do not have it, and it's not an airborne disease.
It's too bad that our illustrious media cannot find their way through the weeds to just lay it out in blunt terms so that even the most ignorant in our midst could understand..
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along with almost every one else 
Do not order bat ragout or monkey wings 
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It will take you away
of germs..but if WE wash our own hands carefully, we should all be okay I always taught our sons to sing (Happy Birthday ...to themselves, not out-loud) while they washed their hands with soap In fact, our 40 yr old son recently told us that even as a grown man, he sometimes thinks of Happy Birthday when we washes his hands
More and more restrooms do not even HAVE actual doors and most office buildings have "push" doors without actual door knobs these days
