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    CNN Breaking News ‏@cnnbrk 5h5 hours ago
    Nina Pham, Texas nurse who had #Ebola, was reunited with her dog, Bentley after quarantine.
    http://cnn.it/1yObUNC




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    Zeynep Tufekci ‏@zeynep 1h1 hour ago
    NYC doc upgraded to stable. Dallas nurse gets dog back. Paul Farmer was right. Surviving Ebola is a matter of care.
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    Here is a list of twitter accounts that have the best reporting on Ebola --
    https://twitter.com/voxdotcom/lists/...verage/members

    To see everything that is tweeted by the 31 people and organizations on this list, go to --
    https://twitter.com/voxdotcom/lists/ebola-coverage

    (Note that not all of the content is Ebola related; these people talk about other things as well.)



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    Maryn McKenna ‏@marynmck 11m11 minutes ago
    if you’re interested in *anti*-#Ebolanoia — trustworthy new info — the hashtag to follow today is the #IMED2014 conference in Europe.
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    Crawford Kilian ‏@Crof 9m9 minutes ago
    Sierra Leonean doctor tests positive for #Ebola in latest setback for health care workers
    http://bit.ly/1wUuhAW h/t @makoto_au_japon

    Crawford Kilian ‏@Crof 14m14 minutes ago
    France: More on the UN #Ebola worker
    http://bit.ly/1wUtIXZ


    Crawford Kilian ‏@Crof 19m19 minutes ago
    Guinea buries Cuban #Ebola worker killed by malaria
    http://bit.ly/1wUtj7Z

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    Unconfirmed info, but reliable sources are telling me a Liberian woman who was on the 'monitor' list is now symptomatic. 102 degree fever at hospital in Portland, OR.

    Rumor is that tests are positive (there has been enough time for a PCR), but won't be released to the media until late tonight or tomorrow morning.

    ...more if I get it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by azaziah View Post
    Unconfirmed info, but reliable sources are telling me a Liberian woman who was on the 'monitor' list is now symptomatic. 102 degree fever at hospital in Portland, OR.

    Rumor is that tests are positive (there has been enough time for a PCR), but won't be released to the media until late tonight or tomorrow morning.

    ...more if I get it.
    You can follow the news on this case at --
    https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Ebol...tland&src=typd

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    Quote Originally Posted by Godwit View Post
    You can follow the news on this case at --
    https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Ebol...tland&src=typd
    Thanks, Godwit.
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    Ms Garrett currently is in Liberia --


    Laurie Garrett @Laurie_Garrett · 3m 3 minutes ago
    After lots of poking around I think I am ready to conclude that #Ebola in #Liberia has indeed plummeted. Only 3 cases were found today. 3.

    Laurie Garrett @Laurie_Garrett · 2m 2 minutes ago
    Much hunting 4 hidden #Ebola cases here in #Liberia but none found. All players here feel virus is on the run. But fear smoldering embers.


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    Jorge Castilla E ‏@JorgeCastillaE 49m49 minutes ago
    @Laurie_Garrett in Lofa and Monrovia yes, other places are either increasing or information flow is really bad and we don't know

    Laurie Garrett ‏@Laurie_Garrett 31m31 minutes ago
    At church services this AM here in #Liberia the gospel choir sang, "Be strong!" as the preacher exhorted worshipers to fight disease w/unity.
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    Ebola is spreading up to nine times faster in parts of Sierra Leone than it was two months ago, according to a new report from health specialists.
    On average, 12 new cases a day were seen in the rural areas surrounding Freetown in late October, nine times more than the 1.3 cases seen in early September.
    Transmission was also increasing rapidly in Freetown, with the average number of daily cases six times higher than two months ago.
    "Whilst new cases appear to have slowed in Liberia, Ebola is continuing to spread frighteningly quickly in parts of Sierra Leone," the Africa Governance Initiative (AGI) report said on Sunday.
    The analysis was based on three-day averages of new cases recorded by Sierra Leone's health ministry.

    More: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-11-0...-leone/5861944
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    Posted: Sunday, November 2, 2014 11:29 am | Updated: 2:00 pm, Sun Nov 2, 2014.
    Associated Press |
    FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Authorities in Sierra Leone said Sunday that another doctor there has tested positive for Ebola, marking a setback for efforts to keep desperately needed health care workers safe in the West African country ravaged by the deadly virus.
    Government Chief Medical Officer Dr. Brima Kargbo confirmed on Sunday that a fifth doctor in Sierra Leone had tested positive. The other four all have died from the virus that has killed nearly 5,000 across West Africa.



    The sick physician has been identified as Dr. Godfrey George, medical superintendent of Kambia Government Hospital in northern Sierra Leone. He was driven to the capital, Freetown, after reporting he wasn't feeling well.
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    more: http://www.buckscountycouriertimes.c...58a5da3be.html
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    Default NC: Duke Hospital Monitoring Patient

    Posted 9:08 p.m. yesterday
    Updated 8 minutes ago

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    Durham, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is monitoring a patient at Duke University Hospital in Durham who traveled from Liberia and has developed a fever.
    State health officials said Sunday night that the patient departed Liberia and arrived Friday at Newark (N.J.) Liberty International Airport, had no symptoms upon arrival and had no known exposure to Ebola while in Liberia.

    The patient, whose age and gender were not released, took a bus from New Jersey to Durham County, according to state epidemiologist Dr. Megan Davies. He or she arrived in Person County on Saturday and developed a fever on Sunday.

    Davies said the patient self-monitored and called the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the onset of fever. The CDC immediately called the state Division of Public Health.

    The person was transferred in a specialized EMS vehicle – with staffers wearing protective gear – to Duke University Hospital “using the appropriate health and safety protocols,” officials said.

    Results are expected early Monday morning.

    Davies said if the test is negative for Ebola, the person would be held in isolation for 72 hours while the test is repeated for confirmation.


    http://www.wral.com/patient-at-duke-...bola/14141848/
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