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Message: [QUOTE="AlaskaSU, post: 1106061, member: 230"] As Dr. Ben Carson said, you have to consider both the odds of contraction [U]and[/U] the consequences if infection. In this case the odds of contraction may be small, but not zero, however the consequences of contraction are dire. As you said, they lack even basic medical supplies. The mortality rate is at least 60%. The two Americans in GA and NC are not out of the woods. Fatal relapse is not uncommon. Suppose that the players eat food prepared by an infected food services worker? I salute your volunteer work but I also think that the team made the right decision. [/QUOTE]