We are chasing Ebola virus - it is ahead of us, WHO warns
We are chasing Ebola virus - it is ahead of us, WHO warnsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Health workers need to be fully protected as the virus can spread from touching bodily fluids.ByDamian ZanePublished5 minutes agoThe latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of…
- ▪We are chasing Ebola virus - it is ahead of us, WHO warnsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Health workers need to be fully protected as the virus can spread from touching bodily fluids.ByDamian ZanePublished5 minutes agoThe latest Ebola o
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We are chasing Ebola virus - it is ahead of us, WHO warnsImage source, ReutersImage caption, Health workers need to be fully protected as the virus can spread from touching bodily fluids.ByDamian ZanePublished5 minutes agoThe latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo began at least three months before it was officially declared - meaning the health authorities are still playing catch-up, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned.More than 1,900 people have died from the virus since that declaration on 15 May, making this the second-worst Ebola outbreak ever.Infection rates are still high, adding to the concern that the authorities are struggling to get to grips with the spread of the disease.The epicentre of this outbreak of the Bundibugyo species of Ebola, is in the…
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