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UN Tally of Ebola Deaths Passes 10,000
03/12/2015
When Ebola was first detected in March 2014 in Guinea's forest, officials assumed the deadly virus could quickly be stamped out.
When Ebola was first detected in March 2014 in Guinea's forest, officials assumed the deadly virus could quickly be stamped out.
When Ebola was first detected in...
03/12/2015
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Why Can`t We Do Anything About Ebola?
08/01/2014
After four decades since the virus was first identified, there are still no no licensed drugs or vaccines for it.
After four decades since the virus was first identified, there are still no no licensed drugs or vaccines for it.
After four decades since the...
08/01/2014
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New Bird Flu Drugs Possible, Study Says
08/15/2006
Advanced X-ray technology has helped scientists spot a new target that drug designers might use to attack the dreaded bird flu virus.
Advanced X-ray technology has helped scientists spot a new target that drug designers might use to attack the dreaded bird flu virus.
Advanced X-ray technology has...
08/15/2006
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WHO: Ebola Response Shifts to Ending Epidemic
01/29/2015
Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have reported fewer than 100 cases in the past week, for the first time since June.
Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have reported fewer than 100 cases in the past week, for the first time since June.
Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia...
01/29/2015
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New Vaccine Shows Progress vs. Dengue
07/11/2014
It offers modest protection but could still help millions avoid the effects of "breakbone fever," a new trial suggests.
It offers modest protection but could still help millions avoid the effects of "breakbone fever," a new trial suggests.
It offers modest protection but...
07/11/2014
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Database Urged to Share Bird Flu Data
08/23/2006
Top flu experts called on Thursday for the creation of a new database to share bird flu data, a system they say would promote research on the virus and help countries around the world avert a health catastrophe.
Top flu experts called on Thursday for the creation of a new database to share bird flu data, a system they say would promote research on the virus and help countries around the world avert a health catastrophe.
Top flu experts called on...
08/23/2006
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After Botched Ebola Response, WHO Tries to Repair Its Image
01/26/2015
Several dozen of WHO's member countries approved a resolution aimed at strengthening the U.N. health agency's ability to respond to emergencies.
Several dozen of WHO's member countries approved a resolution aimed at strengthening the U.N. health agency's ability to respond to emergencies.
Several dozen of WHO's member...
01/26/2015
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Headbanging Caused Brain Bleed in Motorhead Fan
07/04/2014
German doctors say they have treated a Motorhead fan whose headbanging habit ultimately led to a brain injury.
German doctors say they have treated a Motorhead fan whose headbanging habit ultimately led to a brain injury.
German doctors say they have...
07/04/2014
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Study: Alcohol, Tobacco Worse than Drugs
03/22/2007
New "landmark" research finds that alcohol and tobacco are more dangerous than some illegal drugs like marijuana or Ecstasy and should be classified as such in legal systems, according to a new British study.
New "landmark" research finds that alcohol and tobacco are more dangerous than some illegal drugs like marijuana or Ecstasy and should be classified as such in legal systems, according to a new British study.
New "landmark" research finds...
03/22/2007
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Tide Turning in Ebola Fight After Hard Lessons
01/24/2015
Nearly every agency and government stumbled in its response to Ebola, now expected to cost the three most-affected countries at least $1.6 billion in lost economic growth in 2015.
Nearly every agency and government stumbled in its response to Ebola, now expected to cost the three most-affected countries at least $1.6 billion in lost economic growth in 2015.
Nearly every agency and...
01/24/2015
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