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According to WHO’s latest update, the number of people killed by Ebola in West Africa has increased to 1,069.

Doctors at Gleneagles Hospital identified the woman as a possible Ebola case on Thursday morning.

The current Ebola outbreak was first detected in Guinea, in the beginning of the year, and has killed 377 people in the country so far.

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The nurse treated Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American man who died of Ebola in Lagos. She traveled nearly 300 miles despite her supposed quarantine.

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The untested drug has so far been used on two Americans infected with Ebola, a virus that has killed nearly 1,000 people in West Africa.

President Goodluck Jonathan declared a national emergency as officials continue their monitoring of victims.

However, the organization cautioned against a sweeping ban on international travel and trade.

The Liberian government on Wednesday declared a state of emergency to help contain the Ebola epidemic.

A doctor who works in Liberia says West African countries need urgent intervention to fight Ebola or thousands could die.

Some doctors are suggesting experimental vaccines aren't being distributed widely enough because the patients happen to be African.

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the Liberian president, declared a state of emergency for at least 90 days, to ensure “the very survival of our state."

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WHO leaders could also recommend travel bans during the two-day emergency meeting to discuss West Africa's Ebola outbreak.

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The 40-year-old man died just two days after going to an emergency room with symptoms of Ebola.

Nigeria has confirmed its second Ebola death.

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It's unclear if the 21 tourists from West Africa are exhibiting any symptoms of the Ebola virus, but they're being monitored.

The disease has engulfed Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria, killing 887 people and infecting more than 1,600 people so far.