In 2014, Americans watched from afar as the Ebola virus raged through West Africa, killing thousands and threatening millions. Until Sept. 30, when a Liberian man named Thomas Eric Duncan tested positive in a Dallas emergency room.
Two nurses were infected before he died. Fear traveled faster, and far wider, than the virus.
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The hour-long special also airs Friday at 7 p.m. on 90.1 FM.
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鈥淪urviving Ebola鈥� looks at how the virus, and the fear it created, were contained. It took a mix of solid protocols, on-the-fly adjustments and luck. Discover what the medical community and local governments learned, how treatment changed and how the people on the front lines fought the disease and survived.
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