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Scientists predict number of Ebola cases in the United States
Stanford experts say the public should expect more Ebola cases in the U S by year end as infected people arrive from West Africa and recovered medical workers return home The researchers used data models weighing hundreds of variables to estimate a range from one or two additional infections to a possible worst case of 130 by year end They note that projections vary with airline traffic and human behavior while noting Ebola’s transmission limits and incubation period.
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