MSNBCW PoliticsNation October 23, 2014
Personnel to west africa, and help combat one of the worst Public Health and humanitarian disasters in recent history. According to the New York Times, since his return to the u. S. , dr. Spencer has been taking his own temperature out of an abundance of caution, given his close contact with ebola patients. On tuesday, he began to feel sluggish. But he did not develop a fever until this morning. At 11 00 this morning, dr. Spencer found that he had 103degree fever, and alerted the staff of Doctors Without Borders. The times reports emergency medical workers, wearing full personal, protective ge...