Thomas Eric Duncan’s family grieved Wednesday while health officials expanded their efforts to prevent new Ebola cases. And North Texas and the nation grew increasingly anxious about any hint of the illness.At 7:51 a.m., Duncan became the first person to die of Ebola on American soil, after he spent 10 days in isolation at Texas Health Presbyterian of Dallas. A Dallas County sheriff’s deputy who had been briefly inside the Vickery Meadow apartment where Duncan stayed before he was hospitalized. The deputy had come down with a stomachache.
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