And if the current numbers coming from the CDC are correct, then the Ebola outbreak in West Africa may be finally dwindling away. Infection rates are far lower than they were two months ago, and several countries that faced isolated outbreaks now have the situation under control. Although we're certainly not out of the woods yet. The medical infrastructure in that region is still a disaster, and there's still a significant chance of the virus mutating before it can be extinguished. Not to mention the fact that our own hospitals are poorly equipped to deal with an outbreak, which was thoroughly demonstrated by the treatment of Thomas Duncan earlier this year. So with over 6,000 deaths and counting, and the lingering possibility of a resurgent outbreak, many have wondered what sort of cure we can expect in the future. It turns it out that we may not have to look to the future. A cure may already exist that is at least 3 years old. And not only could it suppress an Ebola infection, but it may be able to treat every viral infection known to mankind. According to Natural News, the substance known as DRACOs may have huge implications for the future of medicine.