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Swedish hospital investigating possible case of Ebola-media
Source: Reuters - Sun, 31 Aug 2014 20:05 GMT
STOCKHOLM, Aug 31 (Reuters) - A hospital in the Swedish capital is investigating a possible case of Ebola, Swedish media reported on Sunday.
A man who recently travelled to a "risk area" for the virus was taken to Karolinska University Hospital in Stockholm suffering from a fever and is being treated in an isolation unit, the reports said.
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Neither the council nor the hospital could immediately be reached for comment.
(Reporting by Simon Johnson; editing by Andrew Roche)
Re: Swedish hospital investigating possible case of Ebola - media - Negative
Re: Swedish hospital investigating possible case of Ebola - media - Negative
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Sick man in Sweden was not infected by Ebola
A man is hospitalized in isolation in Sweden, Monday learned that he was not infected with Ebola
Updated: 01.sep. 2014 11:14
Swedish authorities emphasized already Sunday that it is highly unlikely that the young man was infected with Ebola virus. But they did not want to take any chances, and the man was taken by health workers in protective suits in Solna, just north of Stockholm.
Questions from the media meant that the government chose to send out a press release on the matter. The man has no specific Ebola symptoms except fever which occurred after traveling in an area in West Africa that are affected by the disease.
- Then we must exclude the possibility that there may be about ebola, said ?ke ?rtqvist, infection control manager in Stockholm County.
The young man is admitted to the infection clinic at Karolinska University Hospital in Huddinge. Here he lies on a specially decorated room where he only gets in contact with health professionals.
Sample answer came Monday confirmed that the man was not Ebola-infected.
STOCKHOLM, Sept 1 (Reuters) - Medical authorities in the Swedish capital said on Monday tests on a man brought into hospital over the weekend and suspected of potentially carrying Ebola showed no signs the deadly disease.
