Health officials urge hospitals to think Ebola now
Federal health officials urged U S hospitals to think Ebola and review procedures as 700 staff cared for Thomas Duncan at Texas Health Presbyterian. Nurse Nina Pham contracted the virus as the World Health Organization called the outbreak the most severe health emergency in modern times.
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KU Hospital patient monitored amid Ebola testing
KU Hospital follows Ebola guidelines as a patient is isolated in a controlled area with separate ventilation. Dr Lee Norman on Monday said initial lab results were normal and that a final diagnosis would be determined by 6 p.m. Tests are underway, with CDC and state rules guiding care and transport. No further patient details are released due to privacy laws.
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