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| Lassa fever death reported in country where Ebola epidemic first emerged Authorities in Guinea have announced the first death from Lassa fever in more than two decades, heightening anxiety about another haemorrhagic fever in the West African country where an Ebola epidemic first emerged. The Ebola outbreak in late 2013 went on to kill more than 11,000 people, in part ...
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| South Africa in limbo as Zuma, deputy discuss possible exit Dr. Sakoba Keita, who coordinated Guinea's national response to the Ebola outbreak from 2014-2016, told private radio station Espace FM that the new Lassa fever case was the country's first known one since 1996. The disease, however, has long existed in West Africa. Nigerian authorities have ...
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| To eliminate malaria it's vital we vaccinate…mosquitoes? The R0 of the Ebola virus during the 2015 outbreak in West Africa was estimated to be between two and three. Estimates for the R0 of malaria in Africa vary from fewer than one to more than 3000. The disease spreads so quickly because malaria parasites are transmitted by mosquitoes, which can both ...
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| Liberia's Weah replaces controversial justice minister Former football player and winner of Liberia's presidential elections George Weah leaves after a meeting at the offices of his party's headquarters in Monrovia on Decembre 29, 2017, a day after the second round of the elections. Former star footballer George Weah was named winner of Liberia's ...
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| Diseases: Chidoka advises constituency to guard against environmental pollution ... "Community Sanitation Modelling Awareness Campaign sponsored by him at Obosi, Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra state, Chidoka noted that all hands much be on deck to ensure that such contagious diseases as Lassa Fever and Ebola Virus do not break out in any part of the area.
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| When did humans and Ebola share a common ancestor? Ebola is a virus and not really an organism in the usual sense. We don't really know how viruses fit into the evolutionary tree. They may have originated as rogue bits of genetic material that got free of some bacteria. Either way, it's not really meaningful to talk about their common ancestor with us. It's like ...
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