Liberia september 19th to visit family in the u. S. He became sick september 24th, he sought medical care. Two days later, but was sent home from the hospital. On sunday, he was hospitalized and officially diagnosed with ebola yesterday. The three ems crew members have now tested negative. Cdc Officials Say there is no danger of a widespread outbreak here in the u. S. Joining me now is dr. Anthony director of the National Institute of allergy and infectious diseases. Thank you very much. Tell us why we should not, first of all, be concerned about all of the people who came in contact with him on that airplane at the airport while he was traveling. Well, the people on the plane are not a problem because he was not symptomatic while he was on the plane. He only became symptomatic after being here for four days. He landed on the 20th and started developing symptoms on the 24th. So those people are not at issue because you dont transmit ebola if you have no symptoms. Its the people that ca
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