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U.S. Doctor Exposed to Ebola in Uganda Moved to Prague Hospital

An American doctor who had contact with Ebola patients in Uganda has been transported to Prague for monitoring. The individual shows no symptoms and will remain in isolation for three weeks.

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U.S. Doctor Exposed to Ebola in Uganda Moved to Prague Hospital

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An American doctor who had contact with people infected with Ebola in Uganda has been taken to Prague, Czech Republic. U.S. embassy in Prague requested assistance from Czech authorities for the transfer.

The doctor has no symptoms of Ebola. Medical staff will keep the individual in isolation for three weeks at Bulovka University Hospital. The country's health minister said the doctor will remain under observation during the isolation period.

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