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Kenya confirms prelimary tests on suspected Ebola case come back negative

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Kenya confirmed a preliminary test result for a suspected Ebola case, which returned negative. This development is significant as it potentially prevents the virus from being identified as Kenya's second confirmed case following a recent death in Nairobi.

Key points

• A preliminary test for a suspected Ebola case in Kenya returned negative.
• This result could prevent Kenya from being identified as the second country to report a confirmed Ebola case after a citizen died in Nairobi.

Context

Kenya confirmed a preliminary test result for a suspected Ebola case, which returned negative. This development is significant as it potentially prevents the virus from being identified as Kenya's second confirmed case after a recent death in Nairobi.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that a preliminary test returned negative. It does not specify the date of the test, the patient's location, or the specific testing facility used. The outcome is based on a preliminary test, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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