Inside this Madrid hospital, the Spanish nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for two infected priests seems to be finally in the clear.<br/> <br />The government says tests on 44-year-old Teresa Romero show she no longer has any trace of the virus.<br/> <br />She was given a serum of antibodies taken from Ebola survivors as well other drugs, which may have saved her life.<br/> <br />Her husband Javier Limon has been hospitalized in an isolation unit as a precaution during her illness.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) SPANISH EBOLA INFECTED NURSE'S HUSBAND JAVIER LIMON, SAYING:<br/> <br />"I have chosen to spend all these days alone focusing on her recovery, but now I can say from here that I am going to fight until the last drop of my blood to defend her honor and her dignity and I am going to prove at court how lousy the handling of the Ebola crisis has been in Spain."<br/> <br />"Lousy" because Romero was the first person outside of Africa to become infected with the virus during the current outbreak and some
