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ELI5: why are they flying people infected with Ebola all over the world to hospitals?

What is the reasoning behind relocating infected Ebola people around the world to hospitals rather than keeping them quarantined in the  area where the infected already are? I understand wanting to move your citizens back home, but wouldn't that increase the chance of pandemic outbreak?
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Patients being flown to first world industrialized countries will be treated in a highly contained and adequately equipped medical facility which may be able to save the individual. Secondly, those who are performing the treatment in the US may well learn some things from this outbreak that will help the CDC, which is located in Atlanta.

The threat to the US and other countries is not bringing an infected patient to the care of professionals. The threat is someone flying into other countries with the disease unknowingly. It is not about saving one life, it is about studying and learning that can only happen with our technology. The disease is already here technically. The CDC has it in highly secured labs for study.