The second female nurse infected with Ebola in the United States is cured
Nurse Amber Vinson, the second American infected with Ebola virus, has fully recovered after several days of treatment at Emory University Hospital.
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Nurse Amber Vinson, the second American infected with Ebola virus, has fully recovered after several days of treatment at Emory University Hospital.
The World Health Organization (WHO) on October 29 said the rate of new Ebola infections in Liberia is declining but claims it is too early to celebrate.
A new study has been done to answer the question of why people like Nina Pham can win Ebola death.
Recent research by American scientists in experimental mice has shown that the genetic gene is the factor that causes some individuals to be immune to the Ebola virus.
According to WHO experts, tens of thousands of people in West Africa will be able to test the Ebola vaccine early next year.
Nina Pham, the first nurse who has been infected with the Ebola virus in the United States, has just recovered after weeks of isolation.
A source from the Mali prime minister's office said Mali's first victim of Ebola was killed on October 24.
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.
Researchers say the Ebola virus has been around for more than 20 million years ago.
According to WHO, only about 60 days left to control the Ebola outbreak, the disease has claimed nearly 5,000 lives.
The incident was discovered immediately in the live broadcast of the process of transporting the second female American nurse infected with Ebola.
This is a warning from Professor Peter Piot, one of the scientists who discovered the Ebola virus for the first time since 1976.
Nigeria has just announced that the country officially escaped Ebola after 6 weeks without new cases, the World Health Organization (WHO) said.
Nigeria's capital is a major transit center in the region, which can form a favorable environment for the easy spread of Ebola virus.
French scientists on October 21 said they have just completed a new device that allows within 15 minutes to quickly diagnose patients suspected of being infected with th…