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US Wraps Up Ebola Military Mission in Liberia
The United States staged a military ceremony on Thursday to end its five-month Ebola mission in Liberia, with the west African nation in recovery from the worst-ever outbreak of the virus.
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US Nurse, Now Free of Ebola, Defends Her Work And Travels
One of the U.S. nurses who helped treat a Liberian man with Ebola in Texas last month defended her controversial decision to fly after treating the patient, saying she had not been barred from traveling and felt normal during her trip.
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Growing Ebola Fears Loom Large in US Elections
Only four people have been diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S but the fearsome disease has become a dominant issue in midterm elections less than two weeks away.
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US to Funnel Travelers From Ebola-Hit Region Through Five Airports
Travelers to the United States from Ebola-stricken Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea must fly into one of five airports that have enhanced screening in place for the virus, the U.S. government said on Tuesday.
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Insurers to Sell Hospitals Cover Against Ebola Business Losses
Two privately owned insurance brokers have teamed up with Lloyd's of London underwriter Ark Syndicate to sell hospitals a product that insures against any loss of profit from Ebola quarantine shutdowns.
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White House Shifts Into Crisis Mode on Ebola Response
Rising public anxiety about the Ebola virus has forced the White House to shift into crisis mode and cancel two days of planned political events as President Barack Obama strives to show he has control over stopping the spread of the deadly disease.
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US Sends 100 Marines to Help with Ebola Fight
The Pentagon is sending 100 US Marines along with six aircraft to Liberia to reinforce American efforts to combat the Ebola outbreak, officials said on Wednesday.
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US Ebola Patient in Critical Condition: Hospital
The Dallas hospital treating the lone US Ebola patient says he is in critical condition.
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Doctor Had Access Ebola Patient's Travel History
The Dallas hospital treating the lone US Ebola patient says an emergency room doctor who initially treated and released him did have access to the man's travel history, after all.
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US Defends Ebola Response, About 50 Under Observation
US officials broadly defended the response to the country's first case of Ebola, although one acknowledged that while the government was confident of containing the virus, it had been "rocky" in Dallas.
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What's Scary about Ebola, Reasons not to Fear it
The United States' top disease detective calls Ebola a "painful, dreadful, merciless virus."
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US Wraps Up Ebola Military Mission in Liberia
The United States staged a military ceremony on Thursday to end its five-month Ebola mission in Liberia, with the west African nation in recovery from the worst-ever outbreak of the virus.
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US Nurse, Now Free of Ebola, Defends Her Work And Travels
One of the U.S. nurses who helped treat a Liberian man with Ebola in Texas last month defended her controversial decision to fly after treating the patient, saying she had not been barred from traveling and felt normal during her trip.
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Growing Ebola Fears Loom Large in US Elections
Only four people have been diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S but the fearsome disease has become a dominant issue in midterm elections less than two weeks away.
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US to Funnel Travelers From Ebola-Hit Region Through Five Airports
Travelers to the United States from Ebola-stricken Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea must fly into one of five airports that have enhanced screening in place for the virus, the U.S. government said on Tuesday.
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Insurers to Sell Hospitals Cover Against Ebola Business Losses
Two privately owned insurance brokers have teamed up with Lloyd's of London underwriter Ark Syndicate to sell hospitals a product that insures against any loss of profit from Ebola quarantine shutdowns.
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White House Shifts Into Crisis Mode on Ebola Response
Rising public anxiety about the Ebola virus has forced the White House to shift into crisis mode and cancel two days of planned political events as President Barack Obama strives to show he has control over stopping the spread of the deadly disease.
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US Sends 100 Marines to Help with Ebola Fight
The Pentagon is sending 100 US Marines along with six aircraft to Liberia to reinforce American efforts to combat the Ebola outbreak, officials said on Wednesday.
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US Ebola Patient in Critical Condition: Hospital
The Dallas hospital treating the lone US Ebola patient says he is in critical condition.
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Doctor Had Access Ebola Patient's Travel History
The Dallas hospital treating the lone US Ebola patient says an emergency room doctor who initially treated and released him did have access to the man's travel history, after all.
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US Defends Ebola Response, About 50 Under Observation
US officials broadly defended the response to the country's first case of Ebola, although one acknowledged that while the government was confident of containing the virus, it had been "rocky" in Dallas.
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What's Scary about Ebola, Reasons not to Fear it
The United States' top disease detective calls Ebola a "painful, dreadful, merciless virus."
