Ebola Efforts Helped by Flu Shots

Update: 2014-10-24

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Should Ebola continue to crop up in the U.S., having fewer people coming to emergency rooms with the similar symptoms of flu will help the public health system respond. Steve Mirsky reports

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Ebola Efforts Helped by Flu Shots

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Ebola Efforts Helped by Flu Shots