Doctors from East Georgia Regional Medical Center and Georgia Southern University as well as emergency response officials from Bulloch County, Statesboro and state agencies met Monday at the hospital to show a united front in dealing with the possibility of an Ebola outbreak. The case of a man being treated in a Texas hospital after returning from Liberia remained the only known instance of the viral disease developing in someone already in the United States. So officials such as hospital CEO Bob Bigley referred to the threat as "very low" in southeast Georgia.
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