Craig Spencer

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A patient who recently returned from an Ebola-stricken nation was placed in isolation at Bellevue.

A man who recently came to the United States from Mali was taken to Bellevue Hospital on Thursday.

Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer was released and the mayor missed a memorial because of "a rough night."

Spencer, a Harlem resident who treated Ebola patients in Guinea, had been treated for weeks.

The Harlem doctor contracted the virus while treating patients in West Africa. 

The figure is a three-fold increase over the 117 people being monitored last week.

The city and state will offer job protections to health workers, as well as pay during quarantines.

The 5-year-old boy was diagnosed with a respiratory illness and was released from Bellevue on Thursday.

New York will seek federal aid to pay the hefty tab of dealing with Ebola cases.

The boy was rushed to Bellevue Hospital after returning from Guinea, sources say

Neighbors were unfazed less than a day after news emerged that the patient visited a local bowling alley

They plan to throw away  bed linens, towels, toiletries, food in the fridge and garbage  

The shift comes following a Harlem doctor being diagnosed with Ebola after returning from Guinea.

Mayor de Blasio urged New Yorkers to remain calm, not change routines after the city's first Ebola case.