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The Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 1,000 people has turned parts of West Africa into a medical battle zone and could last up to six more months, Doctors Without Borders warned. 
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As many of you know, the Ebola virus has plagued West Africa, and now the borders of Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia have been shut down. Given the severity...
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WHO fact sheet on Ebola haemorrhagic fever: includes key facts, definition, transmission, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, WHO response.
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Agencies call for global response as WHO admits extraordinary measures are needed to contain disease amid rampant fear
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The State Department said Thursday that it ordered family members of Americans working at the U.S. Embassy in Sierra Leone to leave, citing a lack of routine health care because of the Ebola outbreak.
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A Chinese operated hospital in Sierra Leone has been closed down temporarily after it was discovered to have treated an infected Ebola patient, APA can rep
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With the outbreak in West Africa appearing more out of control than ever, help is finally arriving to assist the local governments in fighting the epidemic.
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WHO announcement comes after controversy over two Americans – but no Africans – being treated with Ebola drug
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Another Leading Physician in the Country's Fight Against the Dreaded Ebola Virus Has Died From the Disease, Ministry of Health Officials Have Confirmed.
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President Goodluck Jonathan suspends medical training programme and implements mass firing during national doctors strike.
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Kenya Airways has suspended commercial flight operations to Liberia and Sierra Leone temporarily effective Tuesday 19th August 2014 in the fight against ebola spread.
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