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Ohio Nurses on Paid Leave Pose 'No Risk to Anyone'
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Dr. Jennifer Hanrahan from Cleveland, Ohio's MetroHealth, describes how Ebola can and can't be transmitted, and the decision to put several of their nurses on paid leave despite the fact that they pose "no risk to anyone."Oct. 16, 2014
