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American diagnosed with Ebola treated in German hospital after staying in Congo.
3 sourcesFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 8 days ago
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- An American aid worker diagnosed with Ebola after returning from the Congo is currently being treated at Frankfurt University Hospital in Germany.
- The hospital stated that the patient is in a stable condition and is housed in a specialized isolation unit.
- This hospitalization coincides with a rise in confirmed Ebola cases in the Congo, which has reached 1,926, including 702 fatalities.
- The U.S. has been criticized for its approach to citizens infected with Ebola abroad, with this being the second American sent to Germany for treatment.
- The patient's status has been reported positively by multiple sources since his admission.
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Σε γερμανικό νοσοκομείο Αμερικανός που διαγνώστηκε με Έμπολα μετά την παραμονή του στο Κονγκό
in.gr· 9 days ago
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American Aid Worker With Ebola ‘Stable’ in German Hospital
Bloomberg· 9 days ago
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US continues to shun Ebola-infected citizens; second American sent to Germany
Ars Technica· 8 days ago