William Fischer

University of North Carolina

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Pulminary and critical care physician for University of North Carolina who was deployed on behalf of the World Health Organization to Guinea

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Ebola was first discovered in 1976 — a virus that first causes flu-like symptoms that quickly evolve into vomiting, diarrhea and both external and internal bleeding.

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