About 30% of all respiratory tract infections are caused by coronaviruses, leading to widespread illnesses and, in some ...

What you need to know: Ebola ... treatment, with oral and intravenous fluids, and medicines, can help and reduce the risk of fatality. One is Ebanga — an antibody-based drug that prevents the ...

On 3 February the Ugandan Health Ministry and the World Health Organisation began a clinical trial for a vaccine targeting the Sudan variant of the Ebola virus. The lead researchers are from Makerere ...

SVD is a type of Ebola disease caused by infection with the Sudan virus. No vaccines or therapeutics have been approved for the prevention or treatment of SVD. There are at least nine confirmed ...

Clinical trials of four experimental treatments for Ebola in the Congo have been halted early after two of the drugs showed compelling benefits in a breakthrough against the deadly virus.

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an Ebola outbreak in West Africa had people fearing the possibility of a global outbreak. This was the first time many had ever heard of the virus, but since it was first identified in 1976 ...

The virus, which is commonly transmitted from fruit bats, has a high mortality rate. Currently, India imports monoclonal antibodies from Queensland, Australia. These are administered intravenously.

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But if they know that they can live positively with the virus, it would reduce their evil thoughts." Elizabeth's words reveal a concerning dynamic: When hope for treatment disappears ... Media ...

After 40 years of war with Turkey, the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) lay down their arms. So, where does that leave hopes for a sovereign Kurdish state? Or ambitions for a more democratic Turkey?