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October 15th, 2014
08:51 PM ET
CDC under fire for response to Ebola in U.S.
Even though President Barack Obama said Wednesday there will be a more aggressive approach to containing Ebola in the United States, the CDC continues to be under fire over the agency's response to the deadly virus.
Ebola meetings postpone Obama campaign trip
The Secretary of Health and Human Services, which oversees the CDC, admitted that the government could have done a “much better” job handling the Ebola outbreak in a Dallas hospital where two healthcare workers have contracted Ebola.
Tom Foreman is OutFront with more.
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