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Suspected case of Ebola virus in Abitibi-T?miscamingue
By Amanda Kelly Global News
MONTREAL ? Quebec?s public health agency has confirmed that there is a suspected case of Ebola in the Abitibi-T?miscamingue region of the province.
The agency confirmed that the patient is showing symptoms suggestive of the virus, and a has history of contact with travellers from one of the affected countries in West Africa. An analysis has been sent to the Laboratoire de sant? publique du Qu?bec.
There have been three other suspected cases of Ebola in Quebec, all of which tested negative.
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Re: Quebec - Suspected case of Ebola virus in Abitibi-T?miscamingue
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October 10, 2014, 12 h 10: A suspected case treated in the region of Abitibi-T?miscamingue. This person has symptoms suggestive of disease and a history of contact with travelers from one of the affected countries in West Africa. An analysis request was sent to the Public Health Laboratory of Quebec. Result: negative
