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Young girls less than 18 years old are amazed the world with the invention against Ebola, cancer treatment or food crisis.
Nearly 40 years ago, the young Belgian scientist began his research journey in the remote part of Congo, with a mission to find out why many people died of a dangerous d…
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.
According to TIME, the latest fatal case caused by the Ebola virus occurred at Iboko, the rural northwest region of Equateur province.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that the Ebola virus has raised its head in Africa from April 4 to May 13 and caused painful deaths recently announced…
In addition to Zika and Ebola, the World Health Organization warns of respiratory syndrome that will threaten global health in 2018.
In just 17 years, humans have to cope with new epidemics such as SARS, Ebola, MERS, and most recently Zika.
The outbreak of two strains of viral hemorrhagic fever (VHF) has been confirmed by the Ugandan government and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Semen is a favorable environment for viruses, NPR reports in Emerging Infectious Diseases.
In Central and South America, there is a large population of bats that carry many viruses that can spread to humans.
After the death of the latest Ebola virus in Congo, the World Health Organization announced the Ebola epidemic was officially back.
Although the initial results of this vaccine are very promising, changes related to new medical research regulations on primates can limit more intensive experiments.