Following public calls from the White House to re-evaluate the state's increasingly strict Ebola quarantine practices, New York GovAndrew Cuomo announced a policy shift on Sunday The new policy moving forward will allow medical staff who have worked with Ebola patients overseas and are not currently exhibiting symptoms to return to their homes, where they will remain under quarantine for 21 days as health officials monitor their condition See also: Top U.S. Health Official Says Ebola Quarantine ...
Following public calls from the White House to re-evaluate the state's increasingly strict Ebola quarantine practices, New York GovAndrew Cuomo announced a policy shift on Sunday The new policy moving forward will allow medical staff who have worked with Ebola patients overseas and are not currently exhibiting symptoms to return to their homes, where they will remain under quarantine for 21 days as health officials monitor their condition See also: Top U.S. Health Official Says Ebola Quarantine ...
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