LARGEST U.S. NURSES’ UNION MAKES SHOCKING ALLEGATIONS OVER EBOLA CONTAINMENT EFFORTS IN DALLAS (STA BREAKING NEWS and ARCHIVES)

by STANews , Wednesday, October 15, 2014, 22:27

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Thomas Eric Duncan, the first patient to be diagnosed and die of Ebola inside the U.S., was left in a open area of the emergency room for hours and had so much medical waste that it was left piled to the ceiling, according to a statement released by the largest U.S. Nurses’ Union.

The Statement from National Nurses United vetted information about the handling of the first U.S. Ebola patient on behalf of nurses who work at the Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital where Duncan received treatment.

A report from CBS Houston covering the statement reads…

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