U.S. Orders Agents To Check Travelers For Ebola Signs At Entry Points
The federal government is ordering agents at airports and other entry points into the U.S. to begin observing travelers for signs of Ebola.
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The federal government is ordering agents at airports and other entry points into the U.S. to begin observing travelers for signs of Ebola.
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The first patient to be diagnosed with the Ebola virus in the United States remains in critical condition Wednesday morning, more than 10 days after being admitted to the hospital.
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The son of Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan tried to visit his father at Presbyterian hospital Tuesday night but wasn't allowed.
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