University of Calgary hosts Ebola Awareness Night

Posted Nov 20, 2014 7:34 am.

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Medical experts will be attempting to calm fears and clear up misconceptions about a deadly epidemic.

A panel discussion on Ebola and its global impact will be taking place at the University of Calgary Thursday night.

Doctors, political scientists, and those with personal experience with the disease will be answering questions about the threat posed to Calgarians, the extent of the outbreak, and what’s being done to fight it.

The session takes place at Libin Lecture Theatre at 6 p.m.

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