East Africans are holding their breath as they await a declaration by the World Health Organisation that Uganda is now free of Ebola.
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Africa's top public health body, Africa CDC, announced on Thursday that it has been 39 days since the last confirmed case of the virus was rep
Deadly virus African health authorities have made a concerted effort to boost their readiness to respond to Ebola following a devastating outbreak
The Ministry of Health and the president of the Uganda Medical Association (UMA), Dr Samuel Oledo, have confirmed that 80 percent of about 100 heal
CLAIM: George Washington University Hospital stopped accepting patients due to a possible Ebola outbreak in recent days. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False.
The Ebola outbreak in Uganda is under control and could be declared over in the coming few days, according to Africa's top public health body.
Jan 5 (Reuters) - Africa's top public health body said on Thursday that the Ebola outbreak in Uganda was coming under control, as it had been
The continental health body says the Ebola outbreak will be over if no new cases are reported in Uganda by January 10.
Oxford's Ebola vaccine candidate has been shipped to Uganda, just 80 days after WHO declared a Sudan ebolavirus outbreak, having been manufact
Uganda’s Ebola outbreak will be declared over if no new cases are reported by Jan 10.
Africa's top public health body said on Thursday that the Ebola outbreak in Uganda was coming under control, as it had been 39 days since the
Ebola has killed almost half of more than 10,000 people diagnosed with the disease -- predominantly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea -- although
In this trial for the safety of vaccines used to prevent Zaire Ebola virus disease (EVD), no concerns were identified. 2.
The Ebola Sudan virus disease that struck eight districts between September and December, claiming 56 lives, disrupted people’s livelihoods.
The Ministry of Health has said there are no Covid-19 and Ebola cases under admission in the county.
During 2022, the third year of the covid-19 pandemic, the virus changed how we responded to other infectious outbreaks.
Uganda on Saturday lifted a two-month lockdown on two districts at the epicenter of the country's Ebola epidemic, amid cautious hope that the
He explained that “tuta absoluta’’ known as “tomato ebola“ by local farmers, was pest that could destroy whole farms within 48 hours due to its com
Even though the Ebola virus is now firmly under control, even in the hardest-hit countries, stigma against survivors is still high.
It sucked me into the story from the very beginning.
Abstract: The Ebola Outbreak in West Africa presents an in-depth investigation that challenges the official narrative surrounding the origin and wi
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This revised second edition incorporates experience gained from recent crises such as the Nepal earthquakes (2015), the 2014-15 West Africa Ebola o
The government of Liberia had placed a ban on the purchase and consumption of dry meat especially during the height of the Ebola outbreak.
As the last decade's influenza, Ebola or Zika crises have shown, threats to public health will increasingly come from the global level.
The US Department of State has issued a number of travel warnings to is citizens in recent months because of concerns over Zika, Ebola and terroris
Recent cases of Ebola had highlighted the need for countries to establish teams to try and stem epidemics before they spread, experts say.
The team is being set up in response to the Ebola outbreak, which highlighted the urgent need for countries to establish teams to stop the spread o
The aim is to stamp out infections like Ebola before they spread far and wide.
During the rapid spread of Ebola in 2014, non-governmental organizations reported that a key reason Ebola spread was due to limited access to safe
Dubai based airline, Emirates on Sunday resumed flights to Guinea’s capital Conakry more than two years after the service was suspended following t
IMF Executive Board’s decision enables the disbursement of about US$25.2 million After two difficult years marked by the Ebola epidemic, Guinea’s e
It's a topic that's been making headlines for the last two years, as Ebola and Zika, two diseases that previously had a low profile, beca
Americans traveled abroad in record numbers last year, seemingly undeterred by fears of terrorism, Ebola or Zika. A total of 74 million U.S.
Since then, the ChiSIM’s been adapted for other diseases like the flu and Ebola, and they’re looking into using it for Zika.
Since the outbreak of Ebola in west Africa a number of countries have launched information campaigns to curb the consumption of bushmeat.
There are fears that a deadly virus dubbed the 'new Ebola' has been carried into Britain by an invasion of ticks Measles commonly causes
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Liberia will need $1.3 billion to revive an economy that was ravaged by a slump in its key export commodities and the worst-ever Ebola epidemic, Fi
Liberia has long since celebrated a momentous milestone, being declared Ebola-free, with no new cases in months.
Two years ago, I was quarantined.
That quest has become a regular feature of health journalism.
I’m not referring to a terror attack or a natural disaster. And though the killer was faceless, it had a name – Ebola.
DALLAS (AP) - ?Ebola no longer dominates the headlines, but for an estimated 17,000 survivors of the largest Ebola outbreak in history the struggle
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Officials in Liberia have released the first confirmed image of a captured Ebola victim who rose from the dead.
MSF confirmed that, although these projects are coming to an end, they would continue to provide healthcare to the three countries which were sever
DALLAS (AP) — A nurse who contracted Ebola two years ago while caring for the first person to be diagnosed in the U.S.
McCullom and Adam Hume, a research scientist at Boston University who studies Ebola and Marburg viruses, spoke about their experiences in public co