Uganda opens Ebola treatment units at border with DRC
Although there is no confirmed Ebola case in Uganda, the country remains on high alert.
Although there is no confirmed Ebola case in Uganda, the country remains on high alert.
The outbreak has killed 55 people in the region.
It was 100 per cent effective when tested on monkeys.
The experimental vaccine proved successful during its first wide-scale usage.
This is the DRC's 10th outbreak since 1976.
The last outbreak killed 33 people.
The disease is believed to have killed 33 people in the country
President Buhari received the outgoing High Commissioner of the Republic of Sierra Leone.
The hemorrhagic fever has killed 27 people since the outbreak began in April.
“There have been 62 Ebola cases in the DRC during this latest outbreak, with 38 confirmations and 27 deaths."
Health workers have so far tracked down 91 per cent of the more than 600 people, known to have had ...
The WHO said four of the five approved Ebola drugs are currently in the country.
Officials use thermal and infrared scanning equipment to monitor the airport.
The minister allays fears of possible outbreak of the deadly ailment.
Federal Government, JOHESU yet to sheathe swords as strike continues.
Four cases have been confirmed in the city’s Wangata neighbourhood.
Minister says measure in place to avert importation of the disease to Nigeria.
Ebola cases in the country have risen from three to 14.
One person has been confirmed dead from the virus, but 25 people are suspected to have died from it.
The emergency meeting is to “consider the international risks” of the deadly Ebola virus disease.
So far 23 people have reportedly died from the disease in the country
A case of the deadly virus was detected for the first time in the northwest city of Mbandaka.
The DRC ministry of health publicly declared the beginning of the EVD epidemic on May 8
The WHO also confirmed 39 suspected cases.
High number of deaths from five recent disease outbreaks has exposed Nigeria’s low level of preparedness against epidemics.
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