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US Senate Takes First Step Toward Ending Government Shutdown After 40 Days
The Senate took the first step to end the government shutdown on Sunday after a group of moderate Democrats agreed to proceed without a guaranteed extension of health care subsidies, angering many in their caucus.
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Chicago Mom Strangled In Garage Allegedly By 63-Year-Old Boyfriend
Sierra Jamison, a health care worker and mother of a 6-year-old boy, was found dead inside a garage near her home in Chicago on Monday, US media said quoting cops.
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Thousands Of US Healthcare Workers Vote To Strike If Contract Talks Fail
Thousands of health care workers at Kaiser Permanente facilities in US states Oregon and California given a green light Monday for union officials to call strikes should contract talks fail.
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US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon
The United States and Europe on Tuesday fleshed out plans to administer Covid-19 vaccines as soon as they gain approval, with a US panel recommending that health care workers and nursing home residents be given top priority.
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Fighter Jets Fly Over New York To Honour Health Workers Battling Coronavirus. Watch
US military flight squadrons paid tribute to coronavirus health care staff, first responders and other essential workers with a ceremonial flyover of COVID-19 epicenter New York City on Tuesday.
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New York Doctor Who Treated COVID-19 Patients Commits Suicide
A New York emergency doctor who treated coronavirus patients has killed herself, with family, police and physicians linking her death to trauma faced by health care workers battling the outbreak.
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Maine Nurse Sees Ebola Quarantines as 'Abundance of Politics'
A US nurse who challenged quarantines of health care workers returning from treating West African Ebola patients said on Sunday she thought "an abundance of politics" lurked behind them.
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Nurse Defies Ebola Quarantine in US
A nurse who vowed to defy Maine's voluntary quarantine for health care workers who treated Ebola patients followed through on her promise on Thursday, leaving her home for a bike ride.
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Welcome Home Medics Fighting Ebola, Says US Official
Health care workers who go to West Africa to fight Ebola must be welcomed home and nothing should be done to impede fighting the disease "at its source," the US ambassador to the United Nations said on Monday.
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US to Revise Ebola Protocol, Pentagon Readies Team
Revised guidance for health care workers treating Ebola patients will include using protective gear "with no skin showing," a top US federal health official said on Sunday, and the Pentagon announced it was forming a team to assist medical staff in the US, if needed.
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US to Revise Ebola Protocol, Pentagon Readies Team
Revised guidance for health care workers treating Ebola patients will include using protective gear "with no skin showing," a top US federal health official said on Sunday, and the Pentagon announced it was forming a team to assist medical staff in the US, if needed.
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US Gets Blood Sample for Signs of Ebola From Woman Monitored on Ship
The US Coast Guard says it has retrieved a blood sample from a Dallas health care worker who is aboard a cruise ship and being monitored for signs of Ebola.
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US Ebola Nurse Nina Pham Speaks in Hospital Video
Video released on Thursday showed the first health care worker infected with Ebola in the United States looking lucid and smiling.
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Second US Ebola Case 'Very Concerning,' More Possible
The second infection of a Texas health care worker with the dangerous Ebola virus is "very concerning," officials said on Wednesday, warning more US cases were possible in the coming days.
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'US Ebola Patient Should Not Have Boarded Plane'
A Texas health care worker who was diagnosed with Ebola should not have boarded a domestic flight in the days before she began to show symptoms, officials said Wednesday.
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US Senate Takes First Step Toward Ending Government Shutdown After 40 Days
The Senate took the first step to end the government shutdown on Sunday after a group of moderate Democrats agreed to proceed without a guaranteed extension of health care subsidies, angering many in their caucus.
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Chicago Mom Strangled In Garage Allegedly By 63-Year-Old Boyfriend
Sierra Jamison, a health care worker and mother of a 6-year-old boy, was found dead inside a garage near her home in Chicago on Monday, US media said quoting cops.
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Thousands Of US Healthcare Workers Vote To Strike If Contract Talks Fail
Thousands of health care workers at Kaiser Permanente facilities in US states Oregon and California given a green light Monday for union officials to call strikes should contract talks fail.
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US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon
The United States and Europe on Tuesday fleshed out plans to administer Covid-19 vaccines as soon as they gain approval, with a US panel recommending that health care workers and nursing home residents be given top priority.
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Fighter Jets Fly Over New York To Honour Health Workers Battling Coronavirus. Watch
US military flight squadrons paid tribute to coronavirus health care staff, first responders and other essential workers with a ceremonial flyover of COVID-19 epicenter New York City on Tuesday.
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New York Doctor Who Treated COVID-19 Patients Commits Suicide
A New York emergency doctor who treated coronavirus patients has killed herself, with family, police and physicians linking her death to trauma faced by health care workers battling the outbreak.
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Maine Nurse Sees Ebola Quarantines as 'Abundance of Politics'
A US nurse who challenged quarantines of health care workers returning from treating West African Ebola patients said on Sunday she thought "an abundance of politics" lurked behind them.
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Nurse Defies Ebola Quarantine in US
A nurse who vowed to defy Maine's voluntary quarantine for health care workers who treated Ebola patients followed through on her promise on Thursday, leaving her home for a bike ride.
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Welcome Home Medics Fighting Ebola, Says US Official
Health care workers who go to West Africa to fight Ebola must be welcomed home and nothing should be done to impede fighting the disease "at its source," the US ambassador to the United Nations said on Monday.
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US to Revise Ebola Protocol, Pentagon Readies Team
Revised guidance for health care workers treating Ebola patients will include using protective gear "with no skin showing," a top US federal health official said on Sunday, and the Pentagon announced it was forming a team to assist medical staff in the US, if needed.
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US to Revise Ebola Protocol, Pentagon Readies Team
Revised guidance for health care workers treating Ebola patients will include using protective gear "with no skin showing," a top US federal health official said on Sunday, and the Pentagon announced it was forming a team to assist medical staff in the US, if needed.
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US Gets Blood Sample for Signs of Ebola From Woman Monitored on Ship
The US Coast Guard says it has retrieved a blood sample from a Dallas health care worker who is aboard a cruise ship and being monitored for signs of Ebola.
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US Ebola Nurse Nina Pham Speaks in Hospital Video
Video released on Thursday showed the first health care worker infected with Ebola in the United States looking lucid and smiling.
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Second US Ebola Case 'Very Concerning,' More Possible
The second infection of a Texas health care worker with the dangerous Ebola virus is "very concerning," officials said on Wednesday, warning more US cases were possible in the coming days.
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'US Ebola Patient Should Not Have Boarded Plane'
A Texas health care worker who was diagnosed with Ebola should not have boarded a domestic flight in the days before she began to show symptoms, officials said Wednesday.
