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WA's new Chief Health Officer Clare Huppatz confident state's Ebola risk is low

WA's new Chief Health Officer Clare Huppatz confident state's Ebola risk is low
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Western Australia's new Chief Health Officer, Clare Huppatz, stated that the risk of Ebola entering the state is currently low. She is also managing responses to other health concerns, including diphtheria and hantavirus.

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Public health officials are balancing multiple disease outbreaks, highlighting the importance of regional health monitoring and international travel protocols.

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Clare Huppatz says the state is working with the federal government to coordinate its diphtheria response. ( ABC News: Jake Sturmer )

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