Agree with Gandydancer. Mentioning what the nurses have said was their experience, especially given that two of them have now contracted the virus, is definitely not 'sensationalising' it in any way. Also these are not allegations by the nurses. That's politicized language. The sources use, 'said' as in the 'the nurses said.' The nurses went to the nurses union to ask the union to speak up for them because they feared losing their jobs if they came out directly. The hospital used protective gear based on the CDC guidelines which were inadequate. This explains why two of the nurses have contracted the Ebola virus. That's not an allegation, btw, that's a medical fact.