A new Reuters-Ipsos poll shows that 75% of Americans favor quarantining health care workers returning from treating Ebola patients in Africa.  And 80% think their movements should be controlled: The findings show broad support for the type of controversial new screening rules announced by the governors of New York and New Jersey for people arriving at New York City's international airports from the three West African countries where the virus has killed nearly 5,000 people. Under the rules, state health officials are ordering anyone who has had direct contact with Ebola into a mandatory quarantine of up to 21 days, at home in some cases, even if they have no symptoms. A quarter of poll respondents thought quarantines were unnecessary for healthcare workers, and about one in six respondents thought such workers should neither monitor their health themselves nor be actively monitored by officials. The poll, which was conducted online with 1,681 people who chose to...(Read Full Post)