next big pandemic. Fortunately if you live in the United States
there is a higher chance of you dying as a result of a lightning
strike than contracting Ebola. Above is a graph that compares
deaths as a result of Ebola, and AIDS in countries which are
mostly in Africa. Right away it is easy to tell that deaths
caused by AIDS are significantly higher. In fact the deaths
caused by AIDS in Nigeria were so significant that the bar
graph fails to fit the actual number. In reality the deaths
caused by AIDS in Nigeria should be a little over twice the size
of the bar shown in the graph. Meanwhile the deaths caused
by Ebola in Nigeria are so miniscule that it is hard to even tell
if any exist. The most deaths in 2014 as a result of AIDS
happened in Nigeria which is 209,600, and the most deaths
that occurred as a result of Ebola happened in Liberia which is
4,716. This goes to show that Ebola was overhyped by the
media, and there is really no reason to fear Ebola when there
are much worse viruses, and diseases out there that the media
fails to cover.