Lennox Archibald

infectious disease physician

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An infectious disease physician and epidemiologist at the Veterans' Administration in Gainesville, Florida, he was previously based at the Centers for Disease Control 

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Despite widespread alarm, the risk of infection by the Ebola virus has been virtually non-existent in this country so far.

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Despite widespread alarm, the risk of infection by the Ebola virus has been virtually non-existent in this country so far.

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