Dr Nathalie MacDermott, is preparing to return to Liberia to help treat Ebola victims, after a fearing she contracted the disease on a fortnight placement A doctor who feared she had contracted Ebola while working in Liberia treating victims is today preparing to return to the disease-ravaged country. Dr Nathalie MacDermott, from Cardiff, confined herself to her flat for three weeks after returning from West Africa. But having been given the all-clear, the 32-year-old said she cannot sit and watch people dying without trying to help. Dr MacDermott spent two weeks in Liberia with relief organisation Samaritan's Purse earlier this summer.
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Dr Nathalie MacDermott spent a fortnight in Liberia earlier this year
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She worked with Americans Dr Kent Brantly and aid worker Nancy Writebol who both contracted the virus - helping treat them both
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On her return she quarantined herself for 21 days to ensure she didn't have the virus, which has an incubation period of three weeks
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Now she is preparing to return to disease-ravaged Liberia to help victims
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She says she expects the situation to have worsened but adds she can't sit back and watch as more people die
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So far more than 3,800 people have died in West Africa, of 8,000 infected
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Both were flown back to the United States for treatment and have since been cured, with Dr @placeholder describing his return to health as 'miraculous'.