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1 October 2014
CDC: Man in the United States Tests Positive For Ebola.
by Circus Bazaar
Man in the United States Tests Positive For Ebola.
Circus Bazaar
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The United States Center for Disease Control (CDC) confirms the first diagnoses of Ebola virus in the United States.

On Monday a United States Hospital in Dallas Texas announced that it had recieved a patient experiencing possible Ebola symptoms. The man who had recently arrived to visit family from Liberia has now been confirmed as the first man to be diagnosed with the deadly Ebola virus on united States soil.

In a press conference (above) the CDC answers a full series of questions regarding the new developments.

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