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The University of Nebraska Medical Center has been awarded $19.8 million to develop a new national training center for health care professionals ch
Two and a half years after the Ebola outbreak officially began, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) is now closing its last projects dedicated to caring
NEW ORLEANS — An investigational Ebola vaccine administered to health care professionals and response workers in Sierra Leone was not associated wi
Facility provided to help battle epidemic will be used to deal with further outbreaks Diseases come and go in Africa, but China's help in figh
A study by scientists at the Emory Vaccine Center, in collaboration with the biotechnology company Atreca, Inc., has found that antibodies generate
Via ReliefWeb, a World Food Programme report: New Report Highlights Fragile State Of Food Security In Sierra Leone After Ebola Outbreak.
The Ebola virus disease (EVD) outbreak in West Africa was unprecedented in scale and location.
FREETOWN – The State of Food Insecurity in Sierra Leone report launched today by the Government of Sierra Leone, the United Nations World Food Prog
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) first provided funding in 2015 for Emory-led studies of Ebola antibodies.
LONDON, Oct 27 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Sierra Leone recovers from the deadly effects of Ebola, more than half the population face food sh
Professor Melissa Leach is Director of the Institute for Development Studies, and with her research team won the 2016 Celebrating Impact Prize for
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As Sierra Leone recovers from the deadly effects of Ebola, more than half the population face food shortages,
Ebola is considered as one of the most concerning epidemic diseases as it causes plenty of casualties in the year of 2014.
Research by Northeastern’s Alessandro Vespignani tracking the spread of the Ebola virus in Liberia in 2014 and the effectiveness of non- pharmac
The 2014 Ebola outbreak in West Africa devastated entire communities but even two years later some of those who survived the deadly pandemic are st
Ebola doesn’t select people. We haven’t figured out what Ebola virus selects as its natural host, but it’s definitely not humans.
In light of the recent outbreak of Ebola virus (EBOV) disease in West Africa, there have been renewed efforts to search for effective antiviral cou
Agnes Joseph, 2, lay pale in the children’s ward of United Methodist Mercy Hospital in Bo, suffering from malaria and typhoid fever.
A study by scientists at the Emory Vaccine Center, in collaboration with the biotechnology company Atreca, Inc., has found that antibodies generate
The recent Ebola epidemic in West Africa highlighted the need for better global preparedness and response to disease outbreaks.
Atreca, Inc., a biotechnology company focused on developing novel therapeutics based on a deep understanding of the human immune response, presente
The Ebola virus, isolated in November 2014 from patient blood samples obtained in Mali.
NEWARK - The nearly 1,300 nurses and other health care workers at University Hospital just ratified a new three-year contract that gives them annua
The new director-general will take over after a period of heavy soul searching for the Geneva-based organisation following deep criticism of the WH
The recent Ebola epidemic in West Africa highlighted the need for better global preparedness and response to disease outbreaks.
Just as the citizens of Troy unwittingly pulled a wooden horse filled with Greek soldiers into their walled city, researchers deceived Ebola viruse
Nina Pham, the nurse who contracted Ebola while caring for Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man who entered the United States infected with the fat
The Director-General of the West African Health Organization (WAHO), Dr.
The nurse who contracted Ebola while treating the first person in the U.S.
Fleeing Sierra Leone for Europe, Fatima and her family endured a dangerous journey across six countries, the Sahara Desert and conflict-ridden Liby
Nina Pham, the nurse who was infected by the deadly Ebola virus after being part of the team that treated the first person diagnosed with it in the
The nurse said that she was ‘the last person’ to find out that he was positive for Ebola.
A nurse who was infected with Ebola while caring for the first person to be diagnosed with the deadly virus in the United States settled a lawsuit
The diagnosis of Nina Pham was the first known transmission of the disease in the United States.
Nina Pham, a Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas nurse who contracted Ebola in 2014, has reached a settlement in her lawsuit against Texas He
(CNN)A Texas nurse who contracted Ebola while treating a patient has settled a lawsuit against the hospital where she became infected.
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DALLAS — Nurse Nina Pham settled her lawsuit Monday against Texas Health Resources, owner of the hospital where she contracted Ebola while caring f
Nina Pham's time as poster child for Ebola is coming to an end, a little more than two years after contracting the Ebola virus while working a
A nurse who contracted Ebola from a patient at the hospital where she worked just settled a lawsuit with her employer’s parent company.
(Dallas, TX) -- A settlement is being reached between Ebola nurse Nina Pham and the hospital where she caught the deadly disease.
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A nurse who contracted the Ebola virus in the United States has reached a settlement with the Dallas hospital where she was in a team caring for th
(Dallas, TX) -- A settlement is being reached between Ebola nurse Nina Pham and the hospital where she caught the deadly disease.
A nurse who contracted Ebola two years ago while caring for the first person to be diagnosed in the United States with the deadly disease settled a
Ebola nurse Nina Pham settled her lawsuit Monday against Texas Health Resources, owner of the hospital where she caught the deadly disease while ca
INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana doctor Kent Brantly was a part of a relief agency responding to the early outbreak of the Ebola virus in Liberia.
Nina Pham, the nurse who cared for the first Ebola patient in the U.S., has settled a lawsuit against Texas Health Resources, her hospital’s parent