The second female nurse infected with Ebola in the United States is cured

Nurse Amber Vinson, the second American infected with Ebola virus, has fully recovered after several days of treatment at Emory University Hospital.

Yesterday (October 28), doctors at Emory University Hospital, Atlanta, said nurse Amber Vinson had completely recovered and would be discharged after two weeks of treatment here. After leaving the hospital, she will appear in the press conference of the media to inform her health situation.

Nurse Amber Vinson

Vinson is 1 in 2 nurses who have been infected with Ebola virus after directly treating Liberian patients Thomas Eric Duncan.

Before her, the Vietnamese nurse Nina Pham was discharged from hospital after she completely recovered and met President Barack Obama at the White House before returning home with relatives.

Also yesterday, the press quoted New York health officials as saying that Dr. Craig Spencer, the first person infected with Ebola in New York, was given a blood transfusion from a patient who had won this deadly virus. Currently, Dr. Spencer 's health "is still in danger but is more stable." "The patient looks better than yesterday after receiving serum treatment and getting a good night's sleep , " Dr. Ram Rajsix said.

In the past few months, the United States has treated 9 patients with Ebola infection, of which only Duncan patients are fatal. Many of them have been tested for serum treatment - that is, blood transfusions from Ebola virus winners.