ebola epidemic

Ebola 'Superspreaders': Faster Contamination Basically Through Contacts of Bodily Fluids

Individuals who are in charge of infecting numerous others during epidemics of infectious disease, are called superspreaders.

Ebola Virus Disease Outbreak News Update 2015: Majority of US Troops to Leave West Ebola

American troops will leave Liberia by the end of April and only leave a small force to coordinate with and help Liberian efforts to combat the Ebola epidemic.

Cuban Doctor Seeks Return to Africa After Surviving Ebola

A Cuban doctor who survived his diagnoses of Ebola vowed on Saturday to return to Sierra Leone to continue treating patients, Reuters reported.

Ebola Outbreak News 2014: Global Death Toll Rises to 7,588

The global death toll in West Africa caused by the Ebola epidemic continues to soar. The global death toll in West Africa caused by the Ebola epidemic continues to soar.

Ebola Health News: Doctors Working to Cure Virus With Antibodies From Former Patient

Research shows that Ebola survivors may hold the cure to the deadly virus outbreak in West Africa, which has killed 7,000 people and counting.

Ebola Symptoms: Death Toll Rises to Nearly 5,500; Rate of Transmission Still 'Intense' in West Africa, WHO Says

Ebola remains a significant health crisis in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that the Ebola epidemic death toll has risen to nearly 5,500 out of 15,351 cases identified in eight countries, reports Huffington Post.

Ebola Virus in America Update: Sierra Leone Doctor to be Treated in the U.S. for Ebola

The United States will receive its tenth medical patient diagnosed with Ebola Saturday afternoon. The United States will receive its tenth medical patient diagnosed with Ebola Saturday afternoon.

Ebola Outbreak News 2014: Deadly Disease Kills Second Person in Mali

On Wednesday, the health ministry announced that a nurse died in the Malian capital of Bamako, becoming the second victim to fall fatally ill from the disease in the country, reports BBC.

Ebola in the US News 2014: New York City Doctor Cleared of Symptoms, Set to Return Home

After undergoing weeks of rigorous treatment and testing for Ebola, Dr. Craig Spencer has been declared free of the deadly disease.

Ebola in West Africa News: Sierra Leone Sees More Victims as Liberia, Guinea Stabilize

According to Reuters, the United Nations declared that the shortage of food and basic goods is driving some in quarantine zones to leavedespite the growing number of Ebola cases in Sierra Leone as the country lacks treatment centers.

Security Guard Fired After Carrying Gun in Elevator With President Obama

The security guard fired after accompanying President Barack Obama in an elevator at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta says dismissal was unjust. Kenneth Tate was carrying a gun on the elevator which is against Secret Service protocols, although it was a CDC-issued firearm.

Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014: Crisis Continues as WHO Asks for International Aid and Cuba Sends Doctors

Cuba will send 165 doctors, nurses and specialists to West Africa in October but the WHO still needs more than thousand health professionals.
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