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Two patients in Brazil, who had recently traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, were tested for Ebola. Both tests returned negative results, indicating that they do not have the virus.
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Two patients in Brazil, who had recently traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, were tested for Ebola. Both tests returned negative results, indicating that they do not have the virus.
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Two possible Ebola cases in Brazil ruled out as patients test negative
Two potential Ebola cases in Brazil test negative