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A suspected Ebola case at Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital sent shockwaves through the medical team — but tests confirmed it was a false alarm. The patient, who had recently traveled from an Ebola-affected region, was swiftly isolated and assessed, with results coming back negative. While the situation triggered emergency protocols and brought back memories of past outbreaks like Pauline Cafferkey’s 2014 case, the hospital’s swift, disciplined response averted a potential crisis. No confirmed Ebola cases exist in Scotland today — and thanks to rigorous procedures, the community remains safe.

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