Health Worker OK After Being Flagged At Newark Airport: Report
Update, Saturday, 8:40 a.m. EDT: The health-care worker quarantined after arriving at Newark Liberty International Airport Friday following her service treating Ebola virus disease victims in West Africa does not have the disease herself, the New Jersey Department of Health said Saturday, according to Reuters. Original Article Appears Below A female health worker who has been…More from my site
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How can the Health Department issue such a declarative assertion without waiting for at least the 21-day incubation period?