Panic phobia rises in Spian over Ebola spread.

Some workers at the hospital where a nurse is being treated for Ebola are concerned about Spanish efforts to control the spread of the deadly virus.

Her infection shows the danger Health care workers face, not only in poorly-equipped clinics in West Africa, but in more sophisticated ones in Europe.

“Well, I was shocked […] to see that she got infected in the hospital. Well, I think we all need to increase our effort,” said John Sydney Oxford, a virologist, at London’s Queen Mary University.

“It is fighting a war, so the Americans have put in 3,000 troops – they may need to put in 30,000. We (Britain) have put in a few hundred, we may need ourselves to put in 10,000 in. In other words, we should all take this much, much more seriously, including myself,” Oxford added.

The nurse was treated at a hospital in the Madrid suburb of Alcorcon before being transferred to Carlos III Hospital where she is currently receiving treatment.
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