BRANSON, Mo. – Cox Medical Center Branson along with providers at CoxHealth are working to ensure the area is prepared in the case of a potential Ebola outbreak.
CoxHealth has activated a planning focus team and meets regularly to plan their response. Media Relations Specialist, Mindy Honey:
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Symptoms of the Ebola virus include severe headaches, abdominal pain, muscle pain, and a fever of 101.5 and above.
For further information, visit www.CDC.gov.
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