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Liberia: Quick Burial for Borbor - JFK Buries Deputy Chief Medical Doctor
FrontPageAfrica, 26 August 2014
Dr. Abraham Borbor, Deputy Chief Medical Doctor at Liberia's leading medical institution, the John F. Kennedy Medical Center who died from Ebola on Sunday, was not treated like any… Read more »
Another Liberian Doctor Succumbs to Ebola
The Deputy Chief Medical Officer at the John F. Kennedy Medical Center in Monrovia, Doctor Abraham Borbor, who was one of three doctors recently administered the much acclaimed experimental ZMAAP drug, died over the weekend and was quickly buried unlike other Ebola-related deaths.
The emergency ward at the John F, Kennedy Medical Center, the largest referral hospital in the country.
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