WHO: The Ebola epidemic is underestimated
The United Nations Health Authority warns, the international community does not seem to appreciate and is underestimating the scale of the Ebola outbreak today.
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The United Nations Health Authority warns, the international community does not seem to appreciate and is underestimating the scale of the Ebola outbreak today.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just announced a state of emergency for the Ebola virus epidemic, requiring the international community to have a coordinated res…
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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 epidemic is spreading in many countries around the world. The number of people killed and infected is increasing day by day.
HealthMap, the world-famous medical map site, has just released a comprehensive picture of the Ebola evolution.
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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