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Ebola Virus Infection Feared As Two Patients In NY Emergency Care Suspected Of Exposure: Symptoms You Should Know
Manhattan health scare after two patients at an urgent care centre sparked Ebola fears, later ruled out as likely norovirus.
Vinay Patel Feb 17, 2025
Deadly new virus could surface in UK due to climate change
Climate change may not just lead to a drastic change in weather patterns across the world but can also lead to the transmission of viruses.
Sadhna Yadav Jun 20, 2023
Russian Ebola and Smallpox facility rocked by explosion, risks being assessed
The explosion resulted in one worker getting third-degree burns.
Rishabh Jain Sep 17, 2019
How to prevent the new strain of bird flu turning into a global crisis
Tackling zoonotic diseases requires acknowledging the interplay among the health of humans, animals, and the environment.
Satesh Bidaisee Sep 20, 2018
Sierra Leone mudslide photos: Mass burials begin as health crisis looms
Around 400 bodies have been recovered so far, but the death toll is expected to rise as an estimated 500 are still missing.
David Sim Aug 17, 2017
Scientists locate where the most deadly 'missing viruses' are hiding
How can you tell where an undiscovered virus will emerge that could infect humans?
Martha Henriques Jun 21, 2017
Health authorities in DRC step up efforts to avoid spread of deadly Ebola virus
Three died in the outbreak in an isolated area and families are fleeing.
Elsa Buchanan May 22, 2017
Suspected Ebola cases in DRC rise to 29, WHO says
Three died in the outbreak in an isolated area where transport and communication networks are limited.
Elsa Buchanan May 19, 2017
Who is David Nabarro, the UK candidate to lead the World Health Organisation?
David Nabarro has played a key role in the fight against Ebola.
Léa Surugue May 16, 2017
Three Ebola-related deaths in DRC as medical teams struggle to reach outbreak area
The outbreak area is an isolated area where transport and communication networks are limited.
Elsa Buchanan May 15, 2017
'Bureaucratic, weak and ineffective': How we can reform the World Health Organisation
The election of WHO's new Director-General is an opportunity to reform the organisation.
Léa Surugue May 15, 2017
WHO declares Ebola outbreak after patient infected with the virus dies in DRC
The last outbreak of Ebola in the DRC was in 2014, when dozens of people died.
Elsa Buchanan May 12, 2017
First Ebola – now mystery illness that killed 13 in Liberia linked to meningitis
Ministry of health calls for calm and says government is considering mass vaccination to tackle disease.
Ludovica Iaccino May 09, 2017
Harrowing images of deadly cholera outbreak sweeping through South Sudan's crowded refugee camps
Cholera has killed hundreds of people fleeing conflict and famine in South Sudan.
David Sim May 02, 2017
Oral Ebola vaccine for chimps could protect threatened wildlife from deadly virus
Apes too have been decimated by the Ebola virus and scientists are trying to find vaccines to protect them.
Léa Surugue Mar 09, 2017
Ebola nurse Salome Karwah's husband says hospital's negligence behind her death
Karwah was named as Time magazine's person of the year in 2014 for her extraordinary work against Ebola.
Divya Kishore Mar 02, 2017
Sierra Leone: Ebola 'superspreaders' accounted for over 60% of cases
Understanding people and contexts which increase the risk of superspreading could help contain future epidemics.
Martha Henriques Feb 13, 2017
Meet Sierra Leone's only female surfer
19-year-old Kadiatu Kamara took up surfing to escape the horrors of the Ebola epidemic which devastated Sierra Leone in 2014.
Louis Leeson Feb 01, 2017
Deadly Ebola virus could be passed on through breathing
Signs of Ebola viral replication was detected in the lung five days after disappearing from blood.
Léa Surugue Jan 05, 2017
'Highly effective' vaccine developed against Ebola, health body confirms
None of the 5,837 people who got the vaccine in a trial recorded traces of the deadly virus.
Tareq Haddad Dec 23, 2016
Monrovia Football Academy: How football can foster social changes in Liberia
IBTimes UK speaks with MFA president and co-founder on work to help Liberian youths achieve their dreams.
Ludovica Iaccino Nov 07, 2016
Nigerian televangelist TB Joshua 'predicts' Hillary Clinton will be new US president
Self-claimed prophet 'saw' new US president, who he says is a woman.
Ludovica Iaccino Nov 07, 2016
UK Ebola-infected nurse Pauline Cafferkey cleared of misconduct at NMC hearing
Cafferkey faced a disciplinary hearing for failing to declare temperature on return to UK
William Watkinson Sep 14, 2016
Experimental cancer drug AR-12 effective at treating Ebola and drug-resistant HIV
Scientists call for further trials after animal studies show effectiveness in a host of viral infections.
Hannah Osborne Jul 11, 2016
Ebola stopped this teenage mother from getting healthcare - now Sierra Leone says she can't go to school
Ishara, an aspiring volley-ball player, got pregnant at the age of 15.
Lara Whyte Jun 21, 2016
Monkeys in Africa feasting on bats filmed for the first time
Monkeys observed eating bats raises concerns about disease transmission pathways.
Hannah Osborne May 24, 2016
What is post-Ebola syndrome and what symptoms do survivors share?
Ebola survivors have to face series of complications described as post-Ebola syndrome.
Léa Surugue Apr 12, 2016
Darpa working on vaccines that can adapt to take on fast-changing viruses
Darpa has launched a programme that aims to create vaccines that can adapt to fight constantly changing viruses.
Hyacinth Mascarenhas Apr 11, 2016
Ebola: Liberian authorities call for calm after woman dies in new outbreak
The Liberian health ministry has insisted it is prepared to contain any new flare-up
Apr 03, 2016
Ebola: Why was British nurse Pauline Cafferkey admitted to hospital for a third time?
Cafferkey's new admission shows the virus is 'much more complex' than previously thought.
Léa Surugue Feb 23, 2016
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