Morgan Dixon, the fiancee of a New York doctor who tested positive for Ebola, was released from quarantine in a New York City hospital this afternoon, and returned to the apartment she shares with the doctor.
Dixon will be quarantined until the morning of Nov. 14 in the Harlem apartment she shares with Dr. Craig Spencer, who has been in an isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan since Thursday, according to a statement from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation.
Dixon was also quarantined there, although she hasn't shown any symptoms of the virus.
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Spencer now has gastrointestinal symptoms, which health officials said was "anticipated." He was described as awake and communicating.
"In addition to the required supportive therapy, we initiated antiviral therapy within hours of admission. We also administered plasma therapy yesterday. These therapies have been used at Emory and Nebraska," city health officials said in a statement today.
Dixon's family said they are confident in the medical care Spencer is receiving.
"The Dixon family is asking for your thoughts and prayers for Craig Spencer and his fiancee, our daughter, Morgan Dixon," read the statement.
Dixon, 30, is a development associate at the Hope Program in Brooklyn, which helps homeless and other disadvantaged adults find and keep jobs.
She will have a security detail outside her apartment at all hours and will be periodically visited by a member of the city health department, but she will be the only one staying at apartment, city officials said.
She has been given an iPad to communicate with family members and authorities, and will be provided free food during her time in quarantine, they said.
The Dixon family said they have not had physical contact with their daughter or Spencer, 33, since his return to New York from Guinea.
Two friends of Spencer are also under quarantine at home until Nov. 14. Neither has shown symptoms of the virus.
Spencer became the fourth person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States after he was hospitalized Thursday. He developed a fever that morning and alerted authorities, who transported the doctor from his Harlem apartment in a specially designated ambulance.
"We have confidence in the medical care Craig is receiving and we are hoping for a complete recovery," the Dixon family said.
Health officials said he felt tired on Tuesday and then spent a day out in the city on Wednesday. Spencer returned to the U.S. on Oct. 17 after treating Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders.
"We are very proud of and support the work Craig has been involved with throughout this career," the Dixon family said.
Morgan Dixon, the fiancee of a New York doctor who tested positive for Ebola, was released from quarantine in a New York City hospital this afternoon, and returned to the apartment she shares with the doctor.
Dixon will be quarantined until the morning of Nov. 14 in the Harlem apartment she shares with Dr. Craig Spencer, who has been in an isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan since Thursday, according to a statement from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation.
Dixon was also quarantined there, although she hasn't shown any symptoms of the virus.
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Spencer now has gastrointestinal symptoms, which health officials said was "anticipated." He was described as awake and communicating.
"In addition to the required supportive therapy, we initiated antiviral therapy within hours of admission. We also administered plasma therapy yesterday. These therapies have been used at Emory and Nebraska," city health officials said in a statement today.
Dixon's family said they are confident in the medical care Spencer is receiving.
"The Dixon family is asking for your thoughts and prayers for Craig Spencer and his fiancee, our daughter, Morgan Dixon," read the statement.
Dixon, 30, is a development associate at the Hope Program in Brooklyn, which helps homeless and other disadvantaged adults find and keep jobs.
She will have a security detail outside her apartment at all hours and will be periodically visited by a member of the city health department, but she will be the only one staying at apartment, city officials said.
She has been given an iPad to communicate with family members and authorities, and will be provided free food during her time in quarantine, they said.
The Dixon family said they have not had physical contact with their daughter or Spencer, 33, since his return to New York from Guinea.
Two friends of Spencer are also under quarantine at home until Nov. 14. Neither has shown symptoms of the virus.
Spencer became the fourth person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States after he was hospitalized Thursday. He developed a fever that morning and alerted authorities, who transported the doctor from his Harlem apartment in a specially designated ambulance.
"We have confidence in the medical care Craig is receiving and we are hoping for a complete recovery," the Dixon family said.
Health officials said he felt tired on Tuesday and then spent a day out in the city on Wednesday. Spencer returned to the U.S. on Oct. 17 after treating Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders.
"We are very proud of and support the work Craig has been involved with throughout this career," the Dixon family said.
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Morgan Dixon, the fiancee of a New York doctor who tested positive for Ebola, was released from quarantine in a New York City hospital this afternoon, and returned to the apartment she shares with the doctor.
Dixon will be quarantined until the morning of Nov. 14 in the Harlem apartment she shares with Dr. Craig Spencer, who has been in an isolation unit at Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan since Thursday, according to a statement from the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation.
Dixon was also quarantined there, although she hasn't shown any symptoms of the virus.
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Spencer now has gastrointestinal symptoms, which health officials said was "anticipated." He was described as awake and communicating.
"In addition to the required supportive therapy, we initiated antiviral therapy within hours of admission. We also administered plasma therapy yesterday. These therapies have been used at Emory and Nebraska," city health officials said in a statement today.
Dixon's family said they are confident in the medical care Spencer is receiving.
"The Dixon family is asking for your thoughts and prayers for Craig Spencer and his fiancee, our daughter, Morgan Dixon," read the statement.
Dixon, 30, is a development associate at the Hope Program in Brooklyn, which helps homeless and other disadvantaged adults find and keep jobs.
She will have a security detail outside her apartment at all hours and will be periodically visited by a member of the city health department, but she will be the only one staying at apartment, city officials said.
She has been given an iPad to communicate with family members and authorities, and will be provided free food during her time in quarantine, they said.
The Dixon family said they have not had physical contact with their daughter or Spencer, 33, since his return to New York from Guinea.
Two friends of Spencer are also under quarantine at home until Nov. 14. Neither has shown symptoms of the virus.
Spencer became the fourth person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States after he was hospitalized Thursday. He developed a fever that morning and alerted authorities, who transported the doctor from his Harlem apartment in a specially designated ambulance.
"We have confidence in the medical care Craig is receiving and we are hoping for a complete recovery," the Dixon family said.
Health officials said he felt tired on Tuesday and then spent a day out in the city on Wednesday. Spencer returned to the U.S. on Oct. 17 after treating Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders.
"We are very proud of and support the work Craig has been involved with throughout this career," the Dixon family said.
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มอร์แกน ดิ๊กสัน คู่หมั้นของนิวยอร์กหมอทดสอบบวกสำหรับอีโบล่า , ถูกปล่อยออกมาจากเขตกักกันในโรงพยาบาลนิวยอร์คบ่ายนี้ และกลับไปที่อพาร์ทเมนต์เธอหุ้นกับหมอ
ดิกสัน จะกักไว้จนรุ่งเช้าของวันที่ 14 ในฮาเล็มเมนต์เธอหุ้นกับ ดร. เครก สเปนเซอร์ที่ได้รับในหน่วยแยกที่ Bellevue โรงพยาบาลในแมนฮัตตันตั้งแต่วันพฤหัสบดี ตามคําสั่งจากบริษัทโรงพยาบาลและสาธารณสุขนครนิวยอร์ก
ดิกสัน ก็ยังถูกกักกันอยู่ ถึงแม้ว่าเธอจะไม่ได้แสดงอาการใด ๆของไวรัส . . .
วิธีใหม่ Yorkers ( ไร้เหตุผล ) ตกใจกับอีโบล่า
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และอื่น ๆอีโบล่า มุมมองของโลก : ใครมีแล้ว
สเปนเซอร์ ตอนนี้มีอาการทางเดินอาหาร ซึ่งเจ้าหน้าที่สาธารณสุขกล่าวว่า " คาดว่า " เขาอธิบายว่า ตื่น และ ติดต่อสื่อสาร
" นอกจากจะต้องบำบัดประคับประคองเราเริ่มรักษาด้วยยาต้านไวรัสภายในชั่วโมงของการเข้าเรียน เรายังใช้พลาสมาด้วยเมื่อวาน การรักษาเหล่านี้มีการใช้ที่เอมอรี่กับเนบราสก้า" city health officials said in a statement today.
Dixon's family said they are confident in the medical care Spencer is receiving.
"The Dixon family is asking for your thoughts and prayers for Craig Spencer and his fiancee, our daughter, Morgan Dixon," read the statement.
Dixon, 30, is a development associate at the Hope Program in Brooklyn,ซึ่งจะช่วยให้บ้านและผู้ใหญ่ด้อยโอกาสอื่นๆ ค้นหาและเก็บงาน
เธอจะมี รปภ. อยู่ข้างนอกห้องของเธออยู่ตลอดเวลา และจะหมั่นไปเยี่ยม โดยสมาชิกของเมืองกรมสุขภาพ แต่เธอจะเป็นคนเดียวที่พักอยู่ในอพาร์ทเม้นท์ เจ้าหน้าที่ของเมืองกล่าวว่า .
เธอได้รับ iPad สื่อสารกับสมาชิกในครอบครัว และเจ้าหน้าที่และจะได้รับอาหารฟรีในช่วงเวลาที่เธออยู่ในเขตกักกัน , พวกเขากล่าวว่า .
Dixon ครอบครัวกล่าวว่าพวกเขาไม่ได้มีการติดต่อทางกายภาพกับลูกสาวของพวกเขา หรือ สเปนเซอร์ , 33 , ตั้งแต่เขากลับไปนิวยอร์กจากหนู
เพื่อนสองคนของสเปนเซอร์ยังกักบริเวณอยู่ที่บ้านจนกว่าพฤศจิกายน 14 . ไม่ได้แสดงอาการของไวรัส .
สเปนเซอร์เป็นคนที่สี่จะเป็นนิจกับอีโบล่าในสหรัฐอเมริกาหลังจากที่เขาถูกส่งตัวเข้าโรงพยาบาล วันพฤหัสบดี เขาพัฒนาไข้ว่า เจ้าหน้าที่เช้าและแจ้งที่ขนส่งหมอจากพาร์ทเมนท์ Harlem ของเขาในเฉพาะเขตรถพยาบาล .
" เรามั่นใจในการรักษา จะได้รับ และเราหวังสำหรับการกู้คืนที่สมบูรณ์ " ครอบครัว
ดิกสัน กล่าวHealth officials said he felt tired on Tuesday and then spent a day out in the city on Wednesday. Spencer returned to the U.S. on Oct. 17 after treating Ebola patients for Doctors Without Borders.
"We are very proud of and support the work Craig has been involved with throughout this career," the Dixon family said.
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