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- Texas Ebola Fears Lead To Struggles & Reports Of Discrimination We have yet to see the lasting effects of the Ebola virus in North Texas, but the reality is for some just hearing the word ignites fear. Two North Texans have survived the virus and dozens of others are now out of isolation. But they all could still...
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- Gov. Perry Says Nurse Back From West Africa Will Self-Quarantine A Texas nurse, who had been working with Ebola patients has returned home from Sierra Leone.
- Google Working On Pill That Seeks Cancer Google is working on a cancer detecting pill in its latest effort to push the boundaries of technology. The pill looks for malignant cells and reports findings to a sensor.