Nigerian health chiefs confirm negative results in Ebola cases
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Health authorities investigating two suspected Ebola cases in north-eastern Nigeria confirmed on Monday that both samples were negative after two rounds of testing.
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Nigerian health chiefs confirm negative results in Ebola cases. Health authorities investigating two suspected Ebola cases in north-eastern Nigeria confirmed on Monday that both samples were negative after two rounds of testing. Covered by 1 publications. RFI English: Nigerian health chiefs confirm negative results in Ebola cases.
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- RFI English France Nigerian health chiefs confirm negative results in Ebola cases Health authorities investigating two suspected Ebola cases in north-eastern Nigeria confirmed on Monday that both samples were negative after two rounds of testing. 3 h ago · Tier 2
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