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Cambridge medic declared free of Ebola
A military medic from Cambridge who tested positive for Ebola has been declared free of the virus.
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Ebola survivor had no qualms about trying drug
Watch: Cambridge Ebola survivor shares an embrace with the doctor who helped to save her life
A military medic from Cambridge who has overcome Ebola has been thanking the doctors who saved her life.
Anna Cross was treated at London's Royal Free Hospital, and she shared an embrace with Dr Michael Jacobs at a press conference today.
The 25-year-old contracted Ebola while volunteering in Sierra Leone.
Cpl Cross is the first person in the world to be treated with the experimental drug MIL 77.
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Addenbrooke's "pleased and relieved" as former nurse is declared free of Ebola
A former Addenbrooke's nurse, who contracted Ebola while in Sierra Leone, has become the first person in the world to be treated with an experimental drug.
Anna Cross was successfully treated with the experimental Ebola drug MIL 77 at the Royal Free Hospital in London.
The 25-year-old worked at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge before going on to join the Army Reserves.
She then volunteered to help with the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone, where she was taken ill.
Addenbrooke's say that they're "relieved" that she is now OK.
Cambridge military medic Anna Cross declared free of Ebola
A military medic from Cambridge who tested positive for Ebola has been declared free of the virus.
25-year-old from Corporal Anna Cross is the first person in the world to be treated with the experimental drug Ebola drug MIL 77.
She contracted the virus in while volunteering in Sierra Leone, and was treated at the Royal Free Hospital in London.
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Ebola survivor had no qualms about trying drug
A military medic from Cambridge who survived Ebola says that she had no qualms about trying the experimental drug MIL 77.