The Scottish nurse, Pauline Cafferkey who contracted the
Ebola virus in West Africa will be treated with a combination of blood samples
from survivors of the virus and an experimental anti-viral drug. Her family has
been keeping a bedside vigil since she was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday
morning after becoming the first person diagnosed with Ebola on UK soil.
Dr Michael Jacobs, who leads the team treating the nurse
declined to name the anti-viral drug that would be used to treat Cafferkey or
say whether she would receive plasma from the British Ebola survivor William
Pooley, who was cured of the virus at the Royal Free in September.
He also refused to be drawn on the Ebola screening row that
prompted health chiefs to review quarantine rules and procedures at Heathrow.
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