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Dallas County Deputy Does Not Have Ebola: State
State health officials say a Dallas County Sheriff’s deputy does not have Ebola, one day after being taken from a CareNow to a hospital feeling ill.
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Fiancée of Ebola Victim Reflects One Year Later
It’s been one year since Louise Troh’s life went from blissful happiness to bitter sorrow in just a matter of days when her fiancé died of Ebola.
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Record Details Ebola Patient Thomas Eric Duncan's Last Days
Despite five days of intensive treatment, Thomas Eric Duncan’s condition was deteriorating. Then, suddenly on the afternoon of Oct. 2, came a hopeful sign. Duncan was hungry. Nurses at a Texas hospital raised the 45-year-old welder from Liberia into a sitting position and gave him a packet of saltine crackers and some Sprite. Six days later, Duncan was gone. The...
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Officials Declare Dallas Ebola-Free
After several weeks of trying to contain the Ebola virus, health officials say North Texas is now Ebola free.
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Dallas Nurse Nina Pham Reunites With Dog Bentley
A Dallas nurse who recovered from Ebola has been reunited with her dog, which was sequestered in early October after she became ill, and thanked those who took care of him.
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Amber Vinson, Nurse Who Had Ebola, Arrives Home in Dallas
A plane has arrived in Dallas bearing home a nurse just released from an Atlanta hospital after treatment for Ebola.
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“I Feel Fortunate and Blessed”: Nurse Nina Pham Is Virus-Free, Discharged From NIH After Ebola Treatment
Dallas nurse Nina Pham, who contracted Ebola while caring for a patient in Texas, was discharged from the hospital Friday, now free of the virus, and will meet with President Barack Obama at the White House later in the day.
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Nurse Nina Pham Meets President Obama
After her discharge from NIH following treatment for Ebola, nurse Nina Pham met with President Barack Obama in the Oval Office Friday.
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Ebola Patient's Fiancée Unable to Find New Home
The fiancée of the first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the United States has been unable to find a new home in Dallas, even though she was released from monitoring on Monday.
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Dallas Nurse Amber Vinson No Longer Has Ebola: Family
Dallas nurse Amber Vinson no longer has signs of Ebola in her blood, her family said Wednesday, one week after she was hospitalized at an Atlanta hospital with the potentially deadly virus.
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Ebola Victim's Sister: Hospital Denied Request
The family of the first Ebola victim to die in the United States says the hospital that cared for him has refused for weeks to release lab results showing the effects of an experimental drug treatment, fanning their suspicions that the facility mishandled the case.
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Ebola-Infected Nurse in Fair But Stable Condition
The first nurse to become infected with the Ebola virus in the United States was transferred from Dallas to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland on Thursday night. Nina Pham appeared to be in good spirits in a rare, emotional video shot in her Dallas hospital room, just before she was flown to Maryland for treatment.
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Officials Draft Agreement for Ebola Contacts to Avoid Public
Texas health officials ask all health care workers who had contact with Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan to sign a voluntary agreement to not fly, use public transportation or visit public areas.
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Former Va. First Lady Sentencing Delayed
The sentencing of former Virginia first lady Maureen McDonnell has been delayed for one month.
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Who Is Nina Pham?
News4’s Chris Lawrence has information about the 26-year-old nurse who is being treated at the National Institutes for Health.
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Hospital: “We Made Mistakes” and Are “Deeply Sorry”
Officials with Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas are apologizing for misdiagnosing the country’s first Ebola patient.
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Crews Decontaminate Home of 2nd Dallas Nurse With Ebola
Emergency responders in hazardous materials suits have begun to decontaminate the Dallas apartment of a second hospital worker who contracted Ebola.
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Ebola Patient Contacted CDC Before Flight, Agency Says
A federal government spokesperson tells NBC News that Dallas Ebola patient Amber Vinson contacted the CDC before she flew on a commercial airline on Monday.
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Dallas Nurse to Mother: “Don't Worry About Me”
A Dallas nurse who became infected with Ebola while treating the first patient diagnosed in the U.S. has been upgraded to good condition Tuesday, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas says.
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Cleanup Begins at Second Ebola Patient's Dallas Home
As the CDC confirmed a new case of Ebola in Dallas on Sunday, a team of workers wearing protective gear was already decontaminating the patient’s Dallas apartment.