Ebola Case In New York
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Nurse Criticizes Ebola Quarantine, Raising Concern
The nurse who has been quarantined at a New Jersey hospital because she had contact with Ebola patients in West Africa is criticizing the way her case has been handled, raising concerns from humanitarian and human rights groups over unclear policies for the newly launched programme.
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Obama Commends New Yorkers for Calm Reaction to Ebola Threat
The first person quarantined under strict new rules in the New York City area for people with a high risk of Ebola tested negative, New Jersey officials said on Saturday, as President Barack Obama said the response to domestic cases of the deadly disease needs to be based on "facts, not fear."
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World Health Organization Eyes Mass Ebola Vaccines by Mid-2015
Hundreds of thousands of Ebola vaccine doses could be rolled out to West Africa by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said on Friday, after new cases of the virus were reported in New York and a two-year-old girl died in the first case in Mali.
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'It's a Frightening Situation, New York is a Dense Place': Mayor
An emergency room doctor who recently returned to New York City after treating Ebola patients in West Africa has tested positive for the virus, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. It's the first case in the city and the fourth in the nation.
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Eight New York Hospitals Designated to Treat Ebola Cases
New York state is running surprise drills to prepare hospitals for possible Ebola patients and has designated eight medical centers to treat any cases of the disease diagnosed in the state, the governor said on Thursday.
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Nurse Criticizes Ebola Quarantine, Raising Concern
The nurse who has been quarantined at a New Jersey hospital because she had contact with Ebola patients in West Africa is criticizing the way her case has been handled, raising concerns from humanitarian and human rights groups over unclear policies for the newly launched programme.
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Obama Commends New Yorkers for Calm Reaction to Ebola Threat
The first person quarantined under strict new rules in the New York City area for people with a high risk of Ebola tested negative, New Jersey officials said on Saturday, as President Barack Obama said the response to domestic cases of the deadly disease needs to be based on "facts, not fear."
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World Health Organization Eyes Mass Ebola Vaccines by Mid-2015
Hundreds of thousands of Ebola vaccine doses could be rolled out to West Africa by mid-2015, the World Health Organization said on Friday, after new cases of the virus were reported in New York and a two-year-old girl died in the first case in Mali.
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'It's a Frightening Situation, New York is a Dense Place': Mayor
An emergency room doctor who recently returned to New York City after treating Ebola patients in West Africa has tested positive for the virus, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. It's the first case in the city and the fourth in the nation.
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Eight New York Hospitals Designated to Treat Ebola Cases
New York state is running surprise drills to prepare hospitals for possible Ebola patients and has designated eight medical centers to treat any cases of the disease diagnosed in the state, the governor said on Thursday.
