Efforts. First nurse from texas who was diagnosed with ebola was flown into maryland thursday and arrived at the National Institute of health. At n. I. H. Updated reporters on her care and the response. Just over 20 minutes. Good morning, ladies and and im director of allergy and Infectious Diseases director of the Clinical Center of which were front. Ng in dr. H. Clifford lane who is the clinical director and davey who is the director of the special clinical here. Ill describe what happened last night and then ill have the you a a minute to tell bit about this building and then ill take the questions and appropriate o the people. The night at 11 54, 6yearold nurse from dallas, texas, who the press has referred to as nurse number one transferred and taken by ambulance in a special secure the nation here to institute of health to be clinicalto our special studies unit. Shes now here with us. I mentioned this morning her condition is fair and she is comfortably. Esting in this unit we ha
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