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Kenya Confirms Four New Ebola Cases

Seven Ebola infections have now been confirmed in Kenya, which before this month had never recorded cases of the deadly virus.

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⁠Three health workers who ⁠treated the country's first Ebola patient are among the latest confirmed cases.

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Kenya confirms four more Ebola cases, bringing total to seven

⁠Three health workers who ⁠treated the country's first Ebola patient are among the latest confirmed cases.

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