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The Democratic Republic of the Congo has begun a clinical trial of a new Ebola vaccine as part of efforts to curb the disease and strengthen health response.
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The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, NCDC, traced 53 people who had contact with an Ebola patient in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT.
Health Minister Chris Baryomunsi announced the measure on Sunday during a news conference in Kampala, saying Ugandans with a history of travel to the DRC would be required to quarantine at their own…
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Health CS Aden Duale says Kenya could be declared Ebola-free after 42 consecutive days without new cases, as authorities continue testing contacts, monitoring patients and strengthening surveillance.
Researchers have identified a hydrophobic region in tau protein that aids the formation of Alzheimer’s-related fibrils, offering hope for targeted therapies.
[Health-e] Makhuvha residents say they're forced to buy water or use unsafe sources. Families fear waterborne illnesses as children report stomach problems.
