Virus infected 10 people, dead 9 easy to spread on air?
The most serious outbreak of Ebola in history today is raising growing concerns about the spread of this dangerous virus around the world.
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The most serious outbreak of Ebola in history today is raising growing concerns about the spread of this dangerous virus around the world.
People of West African countries are day by day, each hour must live in pain, anxiety and insecurity when the Ebola epidemic rises, causing the number of deaths to incre…
In just a few weeks, the Ebola epidemic that once caused terror to the world could re-emerge due to the current disease-prone conditions.
The previous Ebola outbreak was announced by DRC on May 8 and became the 9th consecutive time. Ebola fever spreads in the area of equatorial provinces in the northwest…
The latest outbreak has been identified in the village of Mangina in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a village near the Ugandan border in the northeast of the country.
If this risk becomes a reality, humanity will face a real disaster on a global scale.
Medical experts identify, sex and masturbation may be hindering the exclusion of West African Ebola virus, due to the spread of this deadly pathogen through the survival…
AP news agency quoted experts as warning that the Ebola epidemic in West Africa is prolonged, the more people are at risk of infection to Asia.
According to WHO, only about 60 days left to control the Ebola outbreak, the disease has claimed nearly 5,000 lives.
This is a warning from Professor Peter Piot, one of the scientists who discovered the Ebola virus for the first time since 1976.
With many bustling trade and tourism centers and migrant labor forces, East Asia is now facing the risk of Ebola infection.
Director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Tom Frieden has admitted that the Ebola virus can spread in the air.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on October 14 warned that the number of people killed because the Ebola virus exceeded 4,447 with most victims in West Africa.
Experts recently warned that the Ebola pandemic could attack European countries such as France, Britain, Belgium, Spain and Switzerland within the next 3 weeks.