WHO warned Ebola epidemic to speed up the spread
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.
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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.
NBC reporter Ashoka Mukpo has just returned to the US to conduct treatment, he is the fourth American infected with Ebola virus.
Painful deaths because of Ebola will rise a million times, horrors spread everywhere ... in the event that the virus causes the disease to spread in the air.
Doctors at Siriraj Hospital in Thailand have just announced that they have successfully developed an antibody for the treatment of Ebola that is at risk of becoming a wo…
While experts are still debating the possibility of Ebola developing into an infectious form in the air, this dangerous virus has now changed to survive.
Ebola pandemic is at risk of outbreaks in 15 African countries, threatening the lives of 22 million people.
American scientists speculate, the current Ebola epidemic in West Africa will last another 12-18 months.
Ebola virus is causing the worst outbreak ever in Africa.
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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…
According to the latest statistics, more than 1,900 people have been killed since the Ebola outbreak broke out in West Africa in March this year.
Researchers with the British pharmaceutical company will officially begin testing the Ebola vaccine on human bodies next week.
Scientists have tracked the spread of Ebola virus in West Africa and obtained genetic evidence of the outbreak.