Ebola epidemic is growing tremendously
The Ebola epidemic has killed nearly 900 people in 4 West African countries and is growing day by day. According to the Ministry of Health, this epidemic
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The Ebola epidemic has killed nearly 900 people in 4 West African countries and is growing day by day. According to the Ministry of Health, this epidemic
Ebola virus disease is a threat to the whole world not only because of the rapid spread and high mortality rate, but also because we do not have cure.
Ebola epidemic is spreading in many countries around the world. The number of people killed and infected is increasing day by day.
All West African countries have declared a state of emergency when the number of deaths from Ebola virus infection in this region has increased to nearly 1,000 and the W…
HealthMap, the world-famous medical map site, has just released a comprehensive picture of the Ebola evolution.
672 people in 3 countries in West Africa infected with Ebola virus died. Given that fact, the Ministry of Health recommends that people go to these countries.
The Ebola epidemic, which reappeared in West Africa earlier this year, is out of control making many countries and leading health organizations alarm.
Wash your hands often with soap, avoid contact with animals at high risk of Ebola virus infection ... to prevent spreading the disease.
The worst outbreak of Ebola in history now forces Liberia to close most of its borders.
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In an unusual and disturbing development, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared a reappearance of polio.
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Children 9 months and older need measles vaccination. Breastfeeding women should be vaccinated to avoid having measles. Adults can also get measles.
Have you been vaccinated against measles, and you will not get measles anymore - or will you not infect measles anymore? This is not always true.
US scientists warn that the plague that once killed 75 million people worldwide could re-occur in the future.