Charles Arntzen

Arizona State University

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Professor of the BioDesign Institute at Arizona State Univerisity; he helped develop one of the experimental drugs that has been approved to fight the Ebola virus

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Lagos, Nigeria, is a city of 21 million people — and the first large urban center hit by an outbreak of the Ebola virus.

Ebola Virus Spreads to Lagos, Nigeria

Lagos, Nigeria, is a city of 21 million people — and the first large urban center hit by an outbreak of the Ebola virus.

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