@CDC issues highest alert #EbolaOutbreak #NYC Patient Cleared - http://t.co/ENBNs0vM2x | @WHO reports current Numbers http://t.co/A3C3A9GRtE
— Madtown Preppers (@MadtownPreppers) August 7, 2014
Breaking: New #Ebola Patient now in Spain:
@MadtownPreppers #EbolaEurope -@el_pais:el #ébola, está ya en el hospital Carlos III de Madrid http://t.co/PF3CcBsuLx pic.twitter.com/UynClYA2v5
— NebShip Shop (@NebudchenezzarS) August 7, 2014
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| Here’s a graphic of the cumulative number of cases by country (not counting Nigeria) and the total so far. These are all cases (confirmed, probable, suspected). You will notice that Sierra Leone is contributing the largest number of cases, but Liberia is contributing the strongest uptick in what seems to be an increase in rate of new cases. scienceblogs.com |
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| The WHO came out with a new report today with the latest figures on Ebola. These numbers take us to the end of July. There are two bits of bad news. - http://scienceblogs.com/gregladen/2014/08/04/ebola-outbreak-continues-probably-worsens-perhaps-spreads/ |
Tests Show Patient Doesn't Have Ebola - WSJ.com
The Patient has been at Mount Sinai Hospital Since Monday With Flu-Like Symptoms
By: WILLIAM HUNTSBERRY, Aug. 6, 2014 5:58 p.m. ET
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| Two buildings on Mount Sinai's Manhattan hospital campus are shown in this photo from October 2011. Ramin Talaie for The Wall Street Journal |
A man who was hospitalized in New York City with Ebola-like symptoms doesn't have the deadly disease, officials said Wednesday
A blood sample analyzed by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tested negative for Ebola, said officials at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Manhattan, where the man was admitted on Monday. He had presented with symptoms associated with Ebola including a high fever and gastrointestinal problems and had just returned from an unspecified West African country, where the virus has been spreading.
"The patient is in stable condition, is improving, and remains in the care of our physicians and nurses," the hospital said in a statement.
More than 900 people have died and roughly 1,700 people have been infected with the Ebola virus in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Nigeria and Guinea, according to the World Health Organization.
There isn't a cure or treatment for Ebola, though medical experts say keeping a patient under intensive care can improve the chances of survival. It would be easier to contain an Ebola outbreak in the U.S. than in rural West Africa, experts say.
New York-area hospitals have been training staff on proper procedures for suspected Ebola cases even before the patient arrived Monday at Mount Sinai. Many have held meetings between various departments, posted signs about procedures and sent mass emails to staff.
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Biological Alert: Ebola Outbreak Update 7/30/14 - Alert | AP/Time/CDC
#Ebola Outbreak Alert Update
Update 06.08.2014:
@CDCemergency issues highest alert amid #EbolaOutbreak , #NYC Patient Cleared - @NBCNews http://t.co/ENBNs0vM2x http://t.co/Fi4ro2JI7q
— Madtown Preppers (@MadtownPreppers) August 7, 2014
CDC tests show NYC patient does not have Ebola http://on.wsj.com/1ntMtZX
Update 30.07.2014:
Doctor who died in Nigeria was an American flying back to U.S.
(CNN) - Patrick Sawyer had one stop to make before heading home to Minnesota to celebrate his daughters' birthdays: a conference in Lagos, Nigeria.
But when he landed in Lagos, Sawyer, 40, collapsed getting off the plane. He had been infected with Ebola in Liberia, where he worked as a top government official in the Liberian Ministry of Finance.
Sawyer was isolated at a local Nigerian hospital on July 20. He died five days later.
Also:
CDC elevates Travel Warnings to region for American travelers
_MP
27.07.2014
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| The American physician, 33-year-old Dr. Kent Brantly, was in Liberia helping to respond to the outbreak that has killed 129 people nationwide when he fell ill, according to the North Carolina-based medical charity, Samaritan’s Purse. - Samaritan's Purse—Reuters |
MONROVIA, Liberia) — One of Liberia's most high profile doctors has died of Ebola, and an American physician was being treated for the deadly virus. A second American, a missionary working in the Liberian capital, was also taken ill and was being treated in isolation there, said the pastor of a North Carolina church that sponsored her work.
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Experimental treatments have been tested and proven effective in animal models but has not yet been used in humans.
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