Travelers Concerned After First Case Of Ebola Diagnosed In The U.S.

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Travelers Concerned After First Case Of Ebola Diagnosed In The U.S.

Travelers Concerned After First Case Of Ebola Diagnosed In The U.S.

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The director of the CDC said although that unnamed patient flew from Liberia to Dallas, he didn't experience any symptoms during his travel. However, many are wondering if it's safe to travel.

Travelers Concerned After First Case Of Ebola Diagnosed In The U.S.

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The director of the CDC said although that unnamed patient flew from Liberia to Dallas, he didn't experience any symptoms during his travel. However, many are wondering if it's safe to travel.

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