Yet, more than five decades after the discovery of the Marburg virus and nearly 50 years after the first outbreak involving its infamous cousin—the Ebola virus—questions still abound about the ...

Uganda declared the end of an Ebola virus outbreak Saturday, which has killed at least two people in the east African nation since late January. The announcement came 42 days after the discharge ...

Ebola infections are frequent in Uganda which has many tropical forests that are natural reservoirs for the virus. The latest outbreak, caused by the Sudan strain of the virus, was detected on ...

The East African country had announced its latest outbreak on January 30 after the death of a male nurse who tested positive for the virus. Uganda on Saturday declared an end to the country's ...

Uganda on Saturday declared the end of its latest Ebola outbreak, which started in January and led to four deaths. The outbreak was caused by the Sudan strain, which still lacks an approved vaccine.

ANTARA/Xinhua/Nicholas Kajoba/aa. Moskow (ANTARA) - Kementerian Kesehatan Uganda pada Sabtu mengumumkan bahwa wabah virus Ebola di negara itu telah berakhir. "KABAR BAIK! Wabah Penyakit Virus Ebola ...

Ebola virus is an infectious agent and one of the viruses that can cause haemorraghic fever, a severe infectious disease characterized by high fever and bleeding, in humans and some monkeys.

Uganda today declared the end of the Ebola disease outbreak, less than three months after the virus was confirmed in the capital Kampala. During this outbreak, 14 cases, 12 confirmed and two not ...

Uganda has declared an end to the Ebola outbreak that began earlier this year in Kampala, the nation’s capital city. The outbreak, which was officially declared over on April 26, resulted in 12 ...

The East African country announced its latest outbreak on January 30 after the death of a male nurse who tested positive for the virus. "Good news! The current ebola Sudan Virus Disease outbreak ...

Global Virus Network warns of potential H5N1 pandemic, citing outbreaks in US dairy cows and humans. The virus, primarily affecting birds, poses a risk to humans through direct contact.

the Sudan strain of the virus which has no approved vaccine. According to the Health Ministry, since the outbreak was declared, 12 confirmed cases of Ebola have been recorded, of which 10 patients ...