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Lena H. Sun's coverage shows a focus on health and healthcare-related topics, with an emphasis on COVID-19, CDC announcements, vaccines, and disease outbreaks. Her articles often cite data and government announcements.
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By: Lauren Weber, Lena H. Sun
The administration's reluctance to bring an infected American back to U.S. soil marked a sharp contrast with the 2014 West Africa Ebola outbreak, when the first two American patients were evacuated to Atlanta for treatment. Donald Trump harshly criticized the move at the time, and individuals familiar with the current response say the optics of bringing a possible Ebola patient into the country remain major concerns inside the White House.
By: Lena H. Sun, Rael Ombuor, Lauren Weber, Rachel Chason
Sweeping aid cuts by Western nations left the Democratic Republic of Congo ill-equipped to contain an Ebola outbreak despite its extensive experience with the disease.
By: Lena H. Sun, Rachel Chason, Lauren Weber, Rael Ombuor
Aid groups and health officials say they lacked the staff, surveillance systems and emergency supplies needed.
By: Lauren Weber, Lena H. Sun
Health officials cite public health and "resource constraints" as they expand travel restrictions.
By: Lauren Weber, Lena H. Sun
The crisis raises questions about whether the administration can implement a fast, coordinated response when many of the people and agencies that once drove those efforts are gone or diminished.
By: Lena H. Sun
Trump officials have instructed the U.S. military to stand up a quarantine facility within a week, according to two people familiar with the matter.
By: Lena H. Sun
If needed, Americans who need more care would be transferred to Europe, not U.S. hospitals, drawing criticism from Ebola experts.
By: Rachel Roubein, Brady Dennis, Lena H. Sun
White House officials have been pushing for aggressive monitoring at home for those who return from the quarantine facility, but has retreated from initial proposals. Negotiations are ongoing with state officials.
By: Rachel Roubein, Lena H. Sun, Brady Dennis
U.S. officials are prepared to allow some of the 18 American passengers exposed to a unique strain of hantavirus to leave a special quarantine facility in Nebraska as early as Monday. But they are sti...
By: Rachel Roubein, Lena H. Sun, Brady Dennis
U.S. officials are prepared to allow some of the 18 American passengers exposed to a unique strain of hantavirus to leave a special quarantine facility in Nebraska as early as Monday. But they are still negotiating with state officials over how closely the passengers should be monitored for the remainder of the 42-day quarantine after returning home, according to three people familiar with the response.
