Patient Placed in Isolation in Hawaii Over Ebola Concerns The situation comes days after United States' first Ebola diagnosis.

 -- A person in Hawaii was placed in isolation after exhibiting possible symptoms consistent with Ebola, state health officials said.

The patient is being treated at the Queen’s Medical Center in Hawaii. Authorities said they were being especially cautious because of heightened concern about Ebola, but the patient could have a number of illnesses.

"The hospital is being very careful, as they should be, to take precautions making sure the patient is in isolation and making sure the people and the public stay safe," Dr. Melissa Viray of the Hawaii Department of Health told ABC affiliate KITV. "That being said, it's still an if. This is not a 'for sure' thing."

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The situation comes days after a man in Texas -- identified as Thomas Eric Duncan -- became the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States.

Ebola has killed more than 3,300 people, with nearly 7,200 cases since the outbreak began in March.

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