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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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Condition of Ebola Infected New York Doctor Craig Spencer Improves
A New York doctor with Ebola, whose case triggered a national debate over mandatory quarantines for health workers returning from West Africa, was upgraded to stable condition on Saturday after nine days of treatment.
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Ebola-Free Texas Nurse, Pet Dog Reunited After Long Quarantine
The Dallas nurse treated for Ebola had an emotional reunion on Saturday with her "best friend", a King Charles Spaniel, after the pet spent the last three weeks in quarantine being monitored for the deadly virus.
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Free of Ebola Virus, Texas Nurse to Leave Hospital
A Texas nurse who contracted Ebola in the United States will be released from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday after being found free of the virus, the hospital said.
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Newly Released Texas Nurse Nina Pham Meets With Barack Obama
A nurse who caught Ebola while caring for a patient diagnosed in Dallas was released from a hospital Friday, free of the virus, and met with President Barack Obama at the White House.
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Texas Nurse Nina Pham Cured of Ebola
An American nurse has been declared cured of Ebola and left the hospital on Friday after contracting the virus while caring for a Liberian patient in Texas.
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Doctors Don't Detect Ebola in Texas Nurse's Body: Family
Doctors no longer detect Ebola in a Texas nurse who flew to Ohio and back before she was diagnosed with the virus, her family said on Wednesday.
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Ebola-Stricken Nurse Arrives at Hospital Outside Washington
A nurse infected in Texas with Ebola arrived late on Thursday for treatment at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) outside Washington, one of the nation's premier medical facilities.
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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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New Texas Nurse With Ebola Had Slight Fever on Airliner
A second Texas nurse who contracted Ebola flew on a commercial flight from Ohio to Texas with a slight temperature the day before she was diagnosed, health officials said on Wednesday, raising new concerns about U.S. efforts to control the disease.
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US Health Workers Rally for Dallas Nurse With Ebola, Students Pray
Thousands of US health workers have joined social media campaigns in the past few days to support a Texas nurse who became the first person infected with Ebola in the United States, which she contracted caring for a dying African patient at a Dallas hospital.
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No Hospital 'Protocols' for Ebola Treatment: Nurses' Group
Nurses at the Texas hospital where a Liberian Ebola patient died last week complain they were given few rules and little guidance on how to treat the severely ill man, contrary to assertions by US health authorities.
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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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Condition of Ebola Infected New York Doctor Craig Spencer Improves
A New York doctor with Ebola, whose case triggered a national debate over mandatory quarantines for health workers returning from West Africa, was upgraded to stable condition on Saturday after nine days of treatment.
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Ebola-Free Texas Nurse, Pet Dog Reunited After Long Quarantine
The Dallas nurse treated for Ebola had an emotional reunion on Saturday with her "best friend", a King Charles Spaniel, after the pet spent the last three weeks in quarantine being monitored for the deadly virus.
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Free of Ebola Virus, Texas Nurse to Leave Hospital
A Texas nurse who contracted Ebola in the United States will be released from Emory University Hospital in Atlanta on Tuesday after being found free of the virus, the hospital said.
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Newly Released Texas Nurse Nina Pham Meets With Barack Obama
A nurse who caught Ebola while caring for a patient diagnosed in Dallas was released from a hospital Friday, free of the virus, and met with President Barack Obama at the White House.
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Texas Nurse Nina Pham Cured of Ebola
An American nurse has been declared cured of Ebola and left the hospital on Friday after contracting the virus while caring for a Liberian patient in Texas.
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Doctors Don't Detect Ebola in Texas Nurse's Body: Family
Doctors no longer detect Ebola in a Texas nurse who flew to Ohio and back before she was diagnosed with the virus, her family said on Wednesday.
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Ebola-Stricken Nurse Arrives at Hospital Outside Washington
A nurse infected in Texas with Ebola arrived late on Thursday for treatment at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) outside Washington, one of the nation's premier medical facilities.
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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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New Texas Nurse With Ebola Had Slight Fever on Airliner
A second Texas nurse who contracted Ebola flew on a commercial flight from Ohio to Texas with a slight temperature the day before she was diagnosed, health officials said on Wednesday, raising new concerns about U.S. efforts to control the disease.
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US Health Workers Rally for Dallas Nurse With Ebola, Students Pray
Thousands of US health workers have joined social media campaigns in the past few days to support a Texas nurse who became the first person infected with Ebola in the United States, which she contracted caring for a dying African patient at a Dallas hospital.
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No Hospital 'Protocols' for Ebola Treatment: Nurses' Group
Nurses at the Texas hospital where a Liberian Ebola patient died last week complain they were given few rules and little guidance on how to treat the severely ill man, contrary to assertions by US health authorities.
