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.
The outbreak of Ebola virus has killed at least 63 people in Guinea and Africa.
The photos below will help you better understand the desperate struggle of Ebola infected patients.
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.
If this risk becomes a reality, humanity will face a real disaster on a global scale.
Congo Health Minister announces that the country has run out of Ebola outbreak after three months of outbreaks.
This is a warning from Professor Peter Piot, one of the scientists who discovered the Ebola virus for the first time since 1976.
Director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Tom Frieden has admitted that the Ebola virus can spread in the air.
Ebola pandemic is at risk of outbreaks in 15 African countries, threatening the lives of 22 million people.
On September 9, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced that the number of deaths in the Ebola outbreak has now reached 2,296, a sudden increase of nearly 200 peop…
The Ebola epidemic seems to be progressing very seriously, out of control since the outbreak in Guinea in March, then spread to other neighboring West African countries…
Liberia slum residents also steal the Ebola virus infected objects of patients, causing the disease to spread.
The United Nations Health Authority warns, the international community does not seem to appreciate and is underestimating the scale of the Ebola outbreak today.