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The news of a new Ebola outbreak is concerning enough.
Nurse Pauline Cafferkey, who was rushed to hospital for a fourth time since her return from Africa, has tested negative for the Ebola virus, NHS Gr
A bridal shop in Akron, Ohio that was forced to close its doors due to an Ebola scare is suing a hospital in Dallas.
DALLAS — The owner of an Akron bridal shop that went out of business after an Ebola scare has sued a Texas hospital, saying it failed to train and
A bridal shop in Akron, Ohio, is suing Texas Health Resources for more than $1 million, alleging a THR hospital was negligent by allowing a nurse w
DALLAS - An Ohio bridal shop that shut its doors after an Ebola patient tried on a dress there is suing the Dallas hospital where the patient contr
The Comings Attractions Bridal store in Akron closed last year.
The Ohio bridal shop where a Texas nurse shopped while she unknowingly had Ebola is suing the hospital that cleared her for traveling, claiming it
Ebola is a zoonotic disease, meaning that it can spread between animals and humans. It burns hot and fast through people.
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The owner of an Ohio bridal shop that went out of business after an Ebola scare has sued a Texas hospital, saying it failed to train and prevent a
Partners Merck ($MRK) and NewLink Genetics ($NLNK) have nabbed a $24.8 million contract to support the development of their Ebola vaccine.
While this firm additional $24 million -- plus kickers for another $51 million on milestone achievement -- is small potatoes to Kenilworth, it make
An Ebola vaccine will take the next critical steps in development under a $24.75 million contract through May 2020 between the U.S.
DALLAS - An Ohio bridal shop that shut its doors after an Ebola patient tried on a dress there is suing the Dallas hospital where the patient contr
The shadow of the deadliest Ebola outbreak in history lingers over United Methodist and government hospitals, where staff even now prepare for anot
As she lay on the hospital bed, weak and coughing, Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh wished her son a happy birthday over the phone.
Led by Hon. Dr. Sylvia Olayinka Blyden, a three man delegation including Mr.
While last year's Ebola epidemic came to an end in West Africa when the last patient walked out of a treatment facility in Liberia, there stil
FREETOWN Oct 3 (Reuters) - Sierra Leone will cut the cost of running its government by 30 percent to try to tackle an economic crisis triggered by
Health officials on a conference call with reporters also said money they had redirected from other efforts, such as for Ebola and cancer research,
(CNN)There was a certain kind of quiet hopefulness when, in late April this year, the last Ebola patient of the West African epidemic -- a two-year
In March, 2013, there was an outbreak of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, resulting in about 7,573 deaths of 19,4
The news roiled the Twin Cities’ West African community: A program that allowed natives of the countries hardest hit by the 2014 Ebola epidemic to
* HHS says contract could be extended for up to a total of five years and $75.98 million to support additional safety studies * HHS says ebola vacc
Health officials on a conference call with reporters also said money they had redirected from other efforts, such as for Ebola and cancer research,
OKLAHOMA CITY - An Ebola survivor spoke at a local university about the life-altering experience on Monday. Dr.
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Congress last week approved $1.1 billion for fighting Zika, seven months later and $800 million less than when funding was first sought, which mean
But that vaccine development has come with a cost.
It’s midday in the village of Yereweliah, Guinea, but the scorching sun hasn’t stopped a crowd from gathering around a visitor from the capital cit
When the Ebola outbreak in West Africa picked up pace in July 2014, Caitlin Rivers started to collect data on the people affected.
French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said there was a "need to boost European capacity" for EU operations, citing how Europe had st
Dawnus Group suffered a £9m loss last year after the private civil engineering and mining company was hit by the devastating impact across its Afri
Even though the Ebola virus is now firmly under control, even in the hardest-hit countries, stigma against survivors is still high.
The unprecedented Ebola epidemic in West Africa first broke out in Guinea in March 2014, and quickly spread to neighboring countries of Liberia and
Health officials on a conference call with reporters also said money they had redirected from other efforts, such as for Ebola and cancer research,
Just over a year after missionaries returned to Ebola-stricken Sierra Leone and almost two decades after civil war rocked the West African nation,
A similar situation can be seen in neighboring Guinea and Liberia. There is hope here.
And thanks to the infrastructure built to beat polio in Nigeria, when Ebola struck, that country beat Ebola. In three months. On its own.
Via The Lancet Global Health: Pregnancy outcomes in Liberian women who conceived after recovery from Ebola virus disease.
Via The Independent: Ebola: The secret hideout of the virus.
A model based on the Manhattan Project would be far better.
In the book The Hot Zone, author Richard Preston called viruses like Ebola “molecular sharks”—mindless attackers made of almost nothing.
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When the Ebola virus disease erupted in Guinea in December 2013 and quickly spread to Liberia and Sierra Leone, Gambians considered the outbreak as
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An Ebola epidemic that began in March 2014 in Guinea continued to claim lives and to spread to other countries (Liberia and Sierra Leone) in West A
Even though the Ebola virus is now firmly under control, even in the hardest-hit countries, stigma against survivors is still high.