Concerns about even remote chances of Ebola exposure rippled Friday from a U.S. airline to a cruise ship off Belize, with Frontier contacting hundreds who flew with an infected nurse and Carnival quarantining a health worker only tangentially linked to an Ebola patient's care. The airline's move relates to Amber Vinson, a Dallas nurse who treated an Ebola patient and then was diagnosed with the virus this week after flying round trip between Dallas and Cleveland. A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention official said Thursday she could have had symptoms earlier than believed -- a period possibly covering her two flights on Frontier Airlines.
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Belize: Passenger with Ebola link not let in "out of preponderance of caution"
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Kerry calls Belize's leader to ask if cruise passenger can disembark, is rebuffed
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2 Dallas nurses contracted Ebola while caring for patient Thomas Eric Duncan
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Spokesman: Frontier done contacting up to 800 on flights linked to one nurse
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