Health authorities in US have urged active monitoring of people at risk of Ebola after returning from West Africa but stopped short of recommending a strict quarantine. "Active direct monitoring" means that people in this high-risk category must be checked for fever daily for 21 days, and must restrict their travel and public activities for the duration of the virus's incubation period, the Centers for Disease Control Prevention said in an update of previously issued ...
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