by Ken Jorgustin | Updated Mar 22, 2019 | Pandemic
How to remove sterile gloves without contaminating yourself. The deadly Ebola virus rears its ugly head. Or a pandemic rages. Maybe you’re using exam gloves for ordinary precautionary reasons. A question is, how do you properly remove protective gear like... 
by Ken Jorgustin | Updated Sep 28, 2018 | Pandemic
A pandemic may incapacitate (and/or terminate) a significant portion of the population. It may cripple our infrastructure due to the lack of people working during the outbreak. It will likely leave you without groceries and other services for the duration (months or... 
by Ken Jorgustin | Updated May 29, 2015 | Pandemic
This is apparently no joke. Cambridge University professor Derek Smith warned the deadly bird flu virus is only two or three mutations away from being infectious between humans, and said it is something the world should ‘worry about’. It could become like... 
by Ken Jorgustin | Dec 10, 2014 | Pandemic
While you might think that Ebola has gone away – because it’s no longer reported in the mainstream – it is still raging in Western Africa. It was widely reported after the Dallas Ebola case that the govt advised their media outlets to hush their... 
by Ken Jorgustin | Oct 18, 2014 | Pandemic
New fears that the Ebola virus is mutating and becoming even more contagious. Chief scientist at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Peter Jahrling, said (to vox media) his team has run tests on patients in Liberia, and they seem to carry a much... 
by Ken Jorgustin | Oct 17, 2014 | Pandemic
The question is, Have you noticed ‘any’ thinning (or empty shelf sections) of certain foods at your local grocery store? This is a question for you based on what may simply be a coincidental experience today at our local grocery store – or it may be...
