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... Public health experts, including those who were on the frontlines of Covid-19 during the first Trump administration, say neither hantavirus nor Ebola represents an immediate threat to the average American.

But the trust deficit leftover from Covid is showing up in the public response to the two viruses -- and laying bare the challenge for public health officials if either escalates, or when the next major pandemic arrives.

That mistrust could be particularly pronounced within President Donald Trump's base, including some Make America Healthy Again supporters who embraced the so-called medical freedom movement during Covid. ...

@#4 ... At first it starts like most other illnesses-fever, chills, aches, fatigue. ...

That's the huge issue with Ebola.

The initial symptoms looks like other illnesses, say, the flu.

So, while Ebola may not be contagious until symptoms appear, the symptoms that do appear are so similar to other ailments that those infected with Ebola may not act until others have been infected.