The Washington Post | June 12, 2015
That’s a huge problem, said Daniel R. Lucey, a senior scholar with the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University.
“Someone found dead of Ebola means they’ve been sick and contagious for certainly quite a few days or quite a few weeks,” Lucey — who treated Ebola patients in West Africa at the height of the epidemic — told The Washington Post from Conakry, Guinea, this week.