The death of a doctor who was being treated for Ebola in the US with the best of what medical care has to offer, including the hard-to-obtain experimental drug ZMapp, was a stark reminder that in the very advanced stages, even the most modern techniques are not enough to save a patient's life when they reach a critical threshold, said Dr Jeff Gold, chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in Omaha.
Dr Martin Salia, a US national who was serving in his native Sierra Leone as a surgeon when he contracted Ebola, was not flown to the US for treatment until...
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