WHO says ‘no evidence’ Ivory Coast patient had Ebola
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New lab analysis shows Guinean woman who previously tested positive for virus did not have Ebola, UN health agency says.
There is “no evidence” that a Guinean woman who tested positive for Ebola after arriving in neighbouring Ivory Coast had the disease, the World Health Organization says, citing a new analysis from a lab in France. Her diagnosis in mid-August was thought to be the first confirmed case of Ebola in the West African country since 1994. The diagnosis sparked a huge contact-tracing operation by the WHO, and Ivorian medics started a vaccination campaign targeting those who were in immediate contact with the woman.
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