Ebola: 42 dead in DRC as cases rise to 64 – WHO
The WHO noted that early detection, isolation of cases, and improvements in treatment have begun to reduce fatality rates.
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The WHO noted that early detection, isolation of cases, and improvements in treatment have begun to reduce fatality rates.
So far in 2025, Nigeria has recorded 822 confirmed cases of Lassa fever across 21 states and 105 Local Government ...
Viral haemorrhagic fever is any group of infectious diseases that interfere with the blood’s ability to clot.
Lassa virus is transmitted to man by infected multi-mammate rats and humans become infected from direct contact with the urine ...
The minister also noted that the country has witnessed a sharp rise in the number of confirmed Lassa fever cases.
