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If Judge Hanen imposes injunction based on order to show cause, which he entered in my favor against Obama, Sec of DHS and Sec of HHS, then it will help fight this Drug Resistant Tuberculosis and other infectious diseases

Posted on | June 9, 2015 | 4 Comments

Taitz v Johnson Order to show cause

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EXTREME TB STRAIN BROUGHT INTO USA…

A female patient with an extremely hard-to-treat form of tuberculosis is being treated at the National Institutes of Health outside Washington D.C., and federal and state officials are now tracking down hundreds of people who may have been in contact with her.

The woman traveled to at least three states before she sought treatment from a U.S. doctor. While TB is not easily caught by casual contact, extensively drug resistant (XDR) TB is so dangerous that health officials will have to make a concerted effort to warn anyone who may be at risk.

“The patient was transferred to the NIH via special air and ground ambulances,” the NIH said in a statement.

“THE PATIENT WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE NIH VIA SPECIAL AIR AND GROUND AMBULANCES.”

“The patient is staying in an isolation room in the NIH Clinical Center specifically designed for handling patients with respiratory infections, including XDR-TB. The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the NIH, is providing care and treatment for the patient in connection with an existing NIH clinical protocol for treating TB, including XDR forms. NIAID has treated other XDR-TB patients in the past under this protocol,” the NIH said.

These special isolation rooms usually control air flow to prevent germs from escaping into the rest of the hospital or outside.

The patient, who isn’t being identified in any way, may face months or even years of treatment. Ordinary TB is hard to treat and requires, at a minimum, weeks of antibiotics. XDR-TB resists the effects of almost all the known TB drugs. Sometimes patients have to have pockets of infection surgically removed.

Only about a third to half of cases can even be cured.

How Come Tuberculosis Is Still a Problem? 0:42

It’s not clear why the patient traveled so much before seeking treatment, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.

“The patient traveled in April from India to the United States through Chicago O’Hare airport,” the CDC said in a statement provided to NBC News.

“The patient also spent time in Missouri and Tennessee. Seven weeks after arriving in the United States, the patient sought treatment for and was diagnosed with active TB.”

She was isolated in a suburban Chicago hospital before she was sent to NIH.

CDC and NIH are testing the patient to see what drugs may help her.

“Besides concerns about community contacts, the patient flew from India to the United States. CDC will obtain the passenger manifest for that flight from the airline and will begin a contact investigation. Although the risk of getting a contagious disease on an airplane is low, public health officers sometimes need to find and alert travelers who may have been exposed to an ill passenger,” CDC said.

CDC takes these cases very seriously. In 2007 Andrew Speaker, an Atlanta lawyer with multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis, was arrested and forcibly isolatedunder federal order after he defied CDC advisories and flew out of the country to get married.

XDR-TB is very rare in the U.S. CDC says it got reports of 63 cases between 1993 and 2011.

“TB bacteria are put into the air when a person with TB disease of the lungs or throat coughs, sneezes, shouts, or sings,” CDC says. “These bacteria can float in the air for several hours, depending on the environment. Persons who breathe in the air containing these TB bacteria can become infected.”

“THE PATIENT TRAVELED IN APRIL FROM INDIA TO THE UNITED STATES THROUGH CHICAGO O’HARE AIRPORT.”

People with lowered immunity, especially HIV patients, are most at risk.

“All travelers should avoid high risk settings where there are no infection control measures in place. Documented places where transmission has occurred include crowded hospitals, prisons, homeless shelters, and other settings where susceptible persons come in contact with persons with TB disease,” CDC advises.

The average cost of treating multidrug-resistant TB is $134,000, compared to $17,000 for a normal case. That can shoot up to $430,000 for an extensively resistant case. It’s not clear who will pay for this patient’s treatment.

Nine million people are infected with TB every year, including 9,000 people in the U.S

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4 Responses to “If Judge Hanen imposes injunction based on order to show cause, which he entered in my favor against Obama, Sec of DHS and Sec of HHS, then it will help fight this Drug Resistant Tuberculosis and other infectious diseases”

  1. Paula Hoehn
    June 9th, 2015 @ 10:53 am

    Dear Orly,

    This is a youtube video about a warning device for border crossings invented by former Army sniper Mike King.

    I am sending this info to my congressman and asking him to support its use in securing our borders:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZFJWHmKo8g

    Mike King’s SEIDARM™ – Stopping terrorists
    Published on Jun 2, 2015

    “A former Army sniper has invented a way to spot terrorists – including those in low-flying airplanes – who are trying to cross our border.”

    —–
    Paula Hoehn

  2. Veritas
    June 9th, 2015 @ 3:08 pm

    Many to most of the unauthorized entrants into American territory are from under-serviced rural areas in Central America where tetanus is one of the only vaccinations they receive.

    Most in America would support helping these countries to vaccinate their needy populations.

    Unfortunately, many diseases, viruses and other maladies are being introduced into our nations.

    Beyond the illegality and socio-economic burden of their presence here, we are faced with a public health crisis tsunami.

  3. Veritas
    June 9th, 2015 @ 3:09 pm

    nation

  4. Sandy Beach
    June 10th, 2015 @ 8:57 am

    ***Many to most of the unauthorized entrants into American territory are from under-serviced rural areas in Central America where tetanus is one of the only vaccinations they receive.***

    Do you have a link for that?

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