Ebola Patient's Flight Path To Dallas Confirmed
How did he get here? What sort of screening did he go through? News of someone being treated for Ebola in Dallas has people asking all sorts of questions.
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How did he get here? What sort of screening did he go through? News of someone being treated for Ebola in Dallas has people asking all sorts of questions.
The North Texas patient now confirmed to have Ebola arrived in the DFW area 10 days ago. We know he started suffering symptoms four days later and on the 26th sought healthcare for the first time.
CBSDFW.COM has learned new information about the first Ebola case ever diagnosed on American soil. A CBS 11 News crew was there as the first member from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention touched down in North Texas.
The Ebola virus is the talk of the community, especially near Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas where some neighbors are nervous.
Officials with the CDC have confirmed that a person in Dallas definitely has the Ebola virus. Tuesday's official determination makes the patient the first diagnosed Ebola case in the United States.
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A North Texas hospital has a patient in isolation as they evaluate them for potential exposure to the Ebola virus.
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