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August 13, 2014
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Eight Chinese quarantined as panic grips Ebola-hit west Africa
Freetown (AFP) Aug 12, 2014
Eight Chinese medical workers who treated Ebola patients have been quarantined in Sierra Leone, as health experts grapple with ethical questions over the use of experimental drugs to combat the killer virus. Gripped by panic, west African nations battling the tropical disease ramped up drastic containment measures that have caused transport chaos, price hikes and food shortages. The World Health Organization has scrambled to draft guidelines for the use of experimental medicines at a meeting in ... read more
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