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Hospital in emergency medicine and more recently was in west africa working with the Organization Doctors Without Borders and he just returned to the states last week and today he fell ill. Right now the mayor of new york is reminding the 8 million citizens there that this is no reason to panic and that the virus is not spread easily. Theyve been reports about patients movements and these medical detectives are putting together the pieces of the timeline. We emphasize its difficult to contract. ...

The victim a doctor back from west africa and that doctor had been back for days. Good evening, im lucy noland. Im iain page. Health officials are fanning out across new york city trying to track down all the people he had contact with since his return. Our Jennifer Joyce joins us tonight from the newsroom with the latest. Reporter we are told that in the last several days the patient road the subway hopped in cabs and went bowling in brooklyn. Its difficult to know how many people he may have c...

In cabs and went bowling in brooklyn. Its difficult to know how many people he may have come in contact with. 33 year old Craig Spencer currently being treated in a specially built isolation ward at manhattans Bellevue Hospital. He was rushed there today after coming down with a 103degree fever and diarrhea. Spencer returned from guinea more than week ago. He was there treating ebola patients as a physician with Doctors Without Borders. Now, his preliminary results test positive for the disease....

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