Us Nurse Kaci Hickox
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Ebola Nurse to be Advocate for Health Workers
A Maine nurse who battled officials over her quarantine after she returned from treating Ebola patients in West Africa says she'll continue speaking out on behalf of public health workers.
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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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US Judge Says Nurse Can Leave Home in Ebola Row
A US judge ruled Friday that a nurse quarantined by her home state after treating Ebola patients could leave home and frequent public places, saying she was not infectious.
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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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US Nurse Kaci Hickox Vows to Fight Ebola Quarantine Rule
A US nurse who recently returned from treating Ebola patients in Africa is vowing to fight the state of Maine, which wants to keep her in quarantine for the 12 days that remain of the virus' incubation period.
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US Nurse Fights Ebola Quarantine, Says Will Not be Bullied
Saying she will not be bullied by politicians, a Maine nurse is giving the state an ultimatum: Lift her Ebola quarantine by Thursday or she will disregard the restrictions and go to court.
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US Nurse Fights Maine Quarantine Over Ebola Fears
Kaci Hickox, a US nurse who has tested negative for Ebola after returning from West Africa, on Wednesday said she would challenge Maine's restrictions and did not plan to follow guidelines to quarantine herself until November 10.
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US Governors, Army Go Own Way on Ebola Quarantines
The federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention on Monday recommended new restrictions for people at highest risk for coming down with Ebola, and symptom monitoring for those at lower risk. But some state governors and even an Army commander have gone beyond that guidance.
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Ebola Nurse to be Advocate for Health Workers
A Maine nurse who battled officials over her quarantine after she returned from treating Ebola patients in West Africa says she'll continue speaking out on behalf of public health workers.
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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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US Judge Says Nurse Can Leave Home in Ebola Row
A US judge ruled Friday that a nurse quarantined by her home state after treating Ebola patients could leave home and frequent public places, saying she was not infectious.
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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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US Nurse Kaci Hickox Vows to Fight Ebola Quarantine Rule
A US nurse who recently returned from treating Ebola patients in Africa is vowing to fight the state of Maine, which wants to keep her in quarantine for the 12 days that remain of the virus' incubation period.
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US Nurse Fights Ebola Quarantine, Says Will Not be Bullied
Saying she will not be bullied by politicians, a Maine nurse is giving the state an ultimatum: Lift her Ebola quarantine by Thursday or she will disregard the restrictions and go to court.
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US Nurse Fights Maine Quarantine Over Ebola Fears
Kaci Hickox, a US nurse who has tested negative for Ebola after returning from West Africa, on Wednesday said she would challenge Maine's restrictions and did not plan to follow guidelines to quarantine herself until November 10.
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US Governors, Army Go Own Way on Ebola Quarantines
The federal Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and Prevention on Monday recommended new restrictions for people at highest risk for coming down with Ebola, and symptom monitoring for those at lower risk. But some state governors and even an Army commander have gone beyond that guidance.
