O'Malley, Md. Health Officials To Monitor Those Exposed To Ebola
The state of Maryland announced new steps to protect the public from people who have been exposed to Ebola in parts of West Africa.
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The state of Maryland announced new steps to protect the public from people who have been exposed to Ebola in parts of West Africa.
The state of Maryland has designated three specific hospitals to care for any potential Ebola patients should the need arise.
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Johns Hopkins Medicine says it has been asked to lead a group to design a Web-based program on Ebola protocols for health workers.
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The board overseeing Maryland's health exchange has approved a contract to modify software designed to help the state's call center that assists people who try to get signed up for health insurance.
Health officials are working on a plan to monitor every person who returns to Maryland from countries stricken by Ebola, but the extent of the monitoring will depend on individual circumstances, the state's health secretary said Wednesday.
President Barack Obama expressed confidence about the ability to contain Ebola in the U.S., taking special note of the ongoing recovery of two nurses who contracted the disease and of others who were declared Ebola free after being exposed to the deadly virus.
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