Lecture session on Ebola

Lecture session on Ebola

TOKYO, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 22, 2014, shows a ward of Tokyo Metropolitan Bokutoh Hospital where patients with Ebola and other infectious diseases can be placed in isolation for treatment. The hospital in Tokyo's Sumida Ward, which is among 45 medical institutions across Japan designated for treatment of Ebola patients, held a lecture session for its doctors and nurses the same day in preparation for the possible identification of an Ebola-infected person in Japan.

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