Amber Vinson to be released, and is Ebola free
The nurse that sparked a bit of panic through Ohio has officially recovered from Ebola. Amber Vinson had traveled to Ohio the day before she began showing symptoms of the virus, which caused backlash from the community as to why the CDC had allowed her to travel at all. Tuesday though, she is slated to make a statement at 1 p.m. and is now the second nurse to have recovered from the virus. With Vinson’s recovery just one person at a US hospital is still being treated for Ebola, Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, CNN reported.
Previously October 24, 2014
Emory: Vinson no longer showing Ebola signs
Thursday, Amber Vinson’s family announced that she was no longer showing signs of Ebola, and Friday Emory has confirmed that. The hospital announced that the virus was no longer dedicated in her blood since Tuesday. Vinson was the second nurse to be diagnosed with Ebola and Friday the other nurse, Nina Pham, was released from the hospital in Maryland.
Previously October 23, 2014
Family: Amber Vinson not showing signs of Ebola
Amber Vinson, who had traveled from Texas to Ohio before she was diagnosed with Ebola, isn’t showing signs of Ebola, according to her family. Releasing a statement Wednesday, the family has said doctors as of Tuesday evening were no longer detecting signs of the disease. Vinson is being held at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta and the statement also said that she had been okayed to be moved from isolation.
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