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An American federal air marshal was placed in quarantine in Houston, Texas yesterday after being attacked Sunday night at the Lagos airport in Nigeria....
WHO: Ebola will infect thousands more people in Liberia within weeks
Ebola is spreading fast in Liberia, where many thousands of new cases are expected over the coming three weeks, the World Health Organization has said.
"Transmission of the Ebola virus...
Sierra Leone Orders Lockdown to Combat Ebola, Experts Unconvinced
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Equipment aging at federal radiological response center
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Secretary of State John Kerry urge world powers to unite against "the cancer f ISIS", saying the only way to defeat tem is for...
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Ebola-affected countries should immediately begin exit screening all passengers leaving international airports, sea ports and major ground crossings, the U.N. health agency said.
The agency...
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WHO: Ebola outbreak vastly underestimated
Aid agencies call for global response as WHO admits extraordinary measures are needed to contain disease amid rampant fear
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Miami police tests new surveillance drones
New armored mini-tractor for law enforcement agents
Possible Ebola "dirty bomb" worries experts
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The number of labs handling deadly germs grows, and so do...
The number of labs handling dangerous pathogens continues to grow, and so does the number of accidents involving dangerous pathogens.
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