Google Alert - Ebola

	Ebola As-it-happens update ⋅ April 26, 2020
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	First Ebola, Now COVID-19: Medical Student Once Again Volunteers To Help Find Cure For A ... India Times First Ebola, Now COVID-19: Medical Student Once Again Volunteers To Help Find Cure For A Disease. Aishwarya Dharni. Updated: Apr 26, 2020, 14:54 ... Flag as irrelevant
	Heroes of the pandemic: "Our Anne-Marie is tough" Canadian humanitarian worker takes on Ebola ... Gananoque Reporter ... an alphabet soup of rebel groups committing atrocities against innocent civilians, measles outbreaks, polio outbreaks and, lately, an Ebola outbreak ... Flag as irrelevant
	Technical note on COVID-19 and harmful practices ReliefWeb We know from the Ebola outbreaks and from other public health crises that adolescent girls are disproportionally affected by these emergencies. Flag as irrelevant
	"Every mayor will tell you they're being overwhelmed by good intentions"—A Q&A with Steve Davis ... Fortune With Ebola, we learned more than anything—I'm looking at it through a digital lens— the tool is great, but unless you've got human capacity and, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Family of doctors forge legacy reaching from RGV to White House Monitor ... the spread of dangerous illnesses, such as Ebola, SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) and MERS (Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome). Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus Update: UCSF Performs Its 1st COVID-19 'Liquid Gold' Convalescent Plasma ... CBS San Francisco But it did not seem to be effective in treatment of Ebola disease," said Reich. The first COVID-19 patient to receive this kind of transfusion at UCSF has ... Flag as irrelevant
	How has the coronavirus transformed Spain? The Guardian He has treated patients in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan, in Sierra Leone as Ebola took hold, and now in Spain, battling Covid-19. He and the Guardian's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Covid-19 vaccines: pressure is on to ensure they go to the most needy, not the highest bidder The Guardian The leader of Britain's ebola response, Adrian Hill, said there was simply no "big market" to make it worthwhile for massive corporations. "There was no ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus: The good news (and not so good news) about the chances of a COVID-19 vaccine 3FM Firstly, exciting advances in biotech and other vaccine technologies mean scientists are optimistic about the prospects, and recent outbreaks like Ebola ... Flag as irrelevant
	Covid-19 infections at 4546 as Cuban medics are due to arrive in SA DispatchLIVE ... health professionals were in the front line of fighting other outbreaks in the world such as Cholera in Haiti in 2010, and Ebola in West Africa in 2013. Flag as irrelevant
	Is Social Ingenuity Panacea For COVID-19 Situation? The Logical Indian ... and Ebola outbreaks are the physiological repercussions of unbridged social fault lines like poverty, malnutrition, illiteracy and information divide. Flag as irrelevant
	Letter to the editor: Trump is wrong on WHO, so is Stefanik Glens Falls Post-Star The WHO has long played an essential role in combating diseases such as polio, leprosy, HIV/AIDS and Ebola. Another reason the WHO has been in ... Flag as irrelevant
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