Texas Official: Most Hospitals Can't Handle Ebola
The top health official in Texas says most hospitals can't handle Ebola patients and infected people should instead be treated at specialized care centers.
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The top health official in Texas says most hospitals can't handle Ebola patients and infected people should instead be treated at specialized care centers.
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Gov. Rick Perry's infectious disease task force is discussing ways to diagnose and isolate patients with Ebola more quickly.
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