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Congo Opens More Centers to Treat Rare Type of Ebola That Has Killed Nearly 120
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- Bundibugyo virus outbreak in Congo's Ituri province has killed nearly 120 and caused over 300 suspected cases.
- WHO declared the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern.
- An American doctor in Bunia tested positive for the virus.
- U.S. CDC issued travel advisories and transported seven Americans for monitoring.
- First death occurred on April 24, first confirmed case on May 14.
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