American doctor who recovered from Ebola back in U.S., says he's "feeling well"
An American doctor has returned to the United States following a recovery from Ebola.
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An American physician previously infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has arrived back in the United States. A Jenkintown-based missionary group confirmed the individual's return and current status as Ebola-free.
Coverage from outlets including CBS News, ABC News, PhillyVoice, wng.org, and Yahoo reports that the doctor has stated he is feeling well. Media reports emphasize the completion of the individual's recovery and their subsequent travel back to the U.S.
Future updates will depend on any further health bulletins or statements released by the missionary group or the doctor. Coverage does not yet specify the individual's long-term medical plans or specific future activities.
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Quick answers
Where was the doctor infected?
The doctor was previously infected with Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Who confirmed the doctor's status?
A Jenkintown-based missionary group confirmed that the doctor has been declared Ebola-free.
What is the doctor's current condition?
According to coverage, the doctor has stated he is feeling well.
Coverage (5)
- Missionary back in the U.S. after Ebola scare wng.org · 41d ago
- American doctor returns to U.S. after being declared Ebola free, Jenkintown-based missionary group says PhillyVoice · 41d ago
- American doctor who recovered from Ebola arrives back in U.S., says he's "feeling well" CBS News · 41d ago
- American doctor previously infected with Ebola in DRC returns to US ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos · 41d ago
- American doctor who recovered from Ebola back in U.S., says he's "feeling well" Yahoo · 41d ago
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