Total Ebola Cases: 1975 cases / 1069 deaths

Guinea is full of doo doo with they're reporting of cases.   They're virtually the epicenter of the entire outbreak, but they never hardly have any new cases - along with never reporting any news whatsoever.  Major under reporting and news black out in Guinea.  They're lack of reporting is also probably responsible for the CFR being out of wack, which is probably closer to 90% instead of 55%. 

Roger that one Satori.  Good input. The numbers and size of Guinea definitely don't add up.  I stated  in another post showing the map, and mentioned that it darn near looked like Guinea was immune to the virus given how large Guinea is in comparison.  11 million people in Guinea, and it's twice the size of Sierra Leone at 5 million.  and Liberia at 4 million - Yet Guinea has by far the fewest cases? I'll have to call B.S. on that one, excuse the language lol.   Plus the absolute lack of any news out of Guinea.   It's not earth shattering, but if you do the math and compare it to the other countries Guinea is sitting at around 1200.  Unless it's an absolute bloodbath of some sort.  There's a lot of under-reporting going on across the board, and perhaps understandably so, but it's happening big time.  The inaccurate CFR is another reflection of the under-reporting taking place.

I agree Rick. Too many unknown numbers and even if all numbers were known there are still too many unknowns that could change the forecast drastically. However, just to juggle some numbers for nothing better to do at this moment, lets just assume the common theory of the true count being at or near a factor of four is accurate. It appearing now to me that the total reported cases are doubling every 25 days. If that trend were to hold true and steady with only minor interruptions, by February next year, one year after first reported cases, I come up with ~1,000,000 cases. By this time next year it is ~65,000,000 and by march of 2016, only two years after this began, the number is... ~8,000,000,000. Eight Billion! Or more than enough for all of us. For those who see this as a slow moving virus, it may seem slow right now but hold your breath because if something doesn't change pretty soon, the numbers in the next year may go off like a nuclear bomb.

Edit: oops -blame my iPhone. Tooo many zeros.

I will note that.

1145... that was pretty close... presumably 13 are on streets or in bushes... sorry if i am sarcastic...

Good post Pheasant - and very true.