Ac360. Because people want to know, our doctors, health care officials, are they up to the challenge of a virus who kills more than half the people who catch it. So far, as Thomas Duncan arrived in dallas, at least part of the way on a United Airlines flight and were just learning possibly through washington Dulles Airport does not inspire complete confidence. There were some answers we would be getting from Public Health officials. First of all, why did this hospital where mr. Duncan is quarantined, initially turned him away, where he showed up with fever and vomits. He told the nurse he just came from liberia. The question is, did people at presbyterian texas hospital drop the ball . That is just one of many questions tonight. Seeking answers tonight, Elizabeth Cohen and dr. Sanjay gupta, and recovered ebola patient dr. Nancy writebol will join us later, as well. Mr. Duncan is in the hospital tonight. Take us through how he ended up there, the series of events. All right, anderson, l
Hospital workers in dallas, texas, seem to have missed a glaring red flag in the case of the first person diagnosed with ebola in the United States. But now looking into why the man was not hospitalized the first time he showed up in the emergency room he actually told the nrs he had just come from africa. Dr. Sanjay gupta has our report. Health officials in dallas are working to identify every person whos been in contact with the infected man. Now identified as Thomas Eric Duncan. He had multiple interactions over more than a week. So theyre monitoring more than a dozen people for symptoms, including five School Age Children from four schools. But so far, none has been confirmed to be infected. Every step, every contact where he might have had direct physical contact with somebody. And for each one of those contacts we will monitor them for 21 days after exposure. The patient flew from liberia on september 19 and landed in dallas the following day. It was four days later when he first
Are they up to a challenge of the virus that killed half a million people. The days after duncan arrived in dallas, part of the way on the United Airlines flight and possibly through washingtons dulles airport. First among them. Why this this hospital where he is quarantined initially turn him away even though he showed up with fever and told the nurse he just came from liberia. He returned by ambulance, too ill to travel on his own. Did the texas Presbyterian Hospital drop the ball . That is just one of many questions tonight. Seeking answers tonight, Elizabeth Cohen and dr. Sanjay gupta, and recovered ebola patient dr. Nancy writebol will join us later, as well. Mr. Duncan is in the hospital tonight. Take us through how he ended up there, the series of events. All right, anderson, lets start with september 20th which is when mr. Duncan arrived in the u. S. From liberia. He is a liberian national. He arrived and was feeling fine. On september 25st, hes feeling ill and visits the emerg
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