Google Alert - Ebola

	Ebola As-it-happens update ⋅ May 5, 2020
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	Genetic tracking helps contain ebola outbreaks. Why hasn't it worked with the coronavirus? Genetic Literacy Project Biostatisticians had used viral genomes to piece together the family tree of the Ebola outbreak, and then used that family tree to map the Ebola virus as it ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ebola drug remdesivir used to treat COVID-19 patients in Singapore as part of clinical trials CNA Vials of the drug Remdesivir, the Ebola drug that is being studied as a treatment for COVID-19. (Photo: AFP/Ulrich Perrey). Michael Yong - byline. Flag as irrelevant
	Here's What Politicians Often Get Wrong About Remdesivir, Gilead's Coronavirus Treatment Forbes During the Ebola virus epidemic that erupted in West Africa in 2013, Gilead worked with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as well as the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ebola Virus Infection Drug Market – Global Industry Trends and Forecast to 2026. Major Players ... Azizsalon News This global Ebola Virus Infection Drug Market research document potentially makes available plentiful insights and business solutions that will lend a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Listen: Things Can Change in an Instant The Atlantic This happened during Ebola in 2014 and 2015 too, around the health-care-worker quarantines in the U.S. The AIDS activists were protesting outside ... Flag as irrelevant
	Hubbard-based NanoLogix creates rapid COVID-19 test Warren Tribune Chronicle It was the Ebola virus wave in 2014 that caused the company to consider the test, and reconfigure it, for viral infections — now applicable for COVID-19. Flag as irrelevant
	This Drug May Cause Birth Defects. Japan's Pushing It for Coronavirus. The New York Times While the drug has shown potential for treating some deadly diseases like Ebola in animal studies, there are limited findings that it works for any ... Flag as irrelevant
	COVID-19 crisis underlines value of African research investment Science Business "Following Ebola, we've invested in a number of research consortia for epidemic preparedness," Makanga told Science|Business. "We didn't anticipate ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus vaccines, drugs are just a Band-Aid approach to zoonotic viruses The Hill As we've seen with Ebola — which is suspected to have wiped out a third of Africa's western lowland gorilla population in the early 2000s before it ... Flag as irrelevant
	What Does It Take to Be Prepared for the Next Pandemic? The National Interest Online (blog) This is why coronaviruses (as well as Ebola, Marburg and other viruses) are studied around the world in high-security labs. This helps scientists ... Flag as irrelevant
	Psychological issues related to COVID-19 outbreak will contribute to global mental health crisis News-Medical.net His research looked at the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which was the largest, longest and deadliest since Ebola was discovered. "Those ... Flag as irrelevant
	Israel's antibody breakthrough Spectator.co.uk For Ebola in particular, treatment has been shown to boost the production of antibodies in a patient and to reduce viral load – in one case two US ... Flag as irrelevant
	Civil society organisations in the Democratic Republic of Congo call for a complete ceasefire ... ReliefWeb "As was the case in responding to Ebola virus, technical, financial and security challenges constrain efforts on the ground to combat the pandemic. Flag as irrelevant
	UVA health trial testing convalescent plasma as potential COVID-19 treatment WWBT NBC12 News "That type of therapy has been used with success for other coronaviruses, including MERS and SARS, and has even been used recently in the Ebola ... Flag as irrelevant
	COVID-19 antibody testing is available locally, but UnityPoint doctor says results aren't guaranteed week.com Sudhindra said antibody therapy has been used for over one hundred years to battle viruses like ebola, flu, measles, and tetanus. And now it's being ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus Causes Damaging Blood Clots From Brain to Toes Bloomberg Viruses including HIV, dengue and Ebola are all known to make blood cells prone to clumping. The pro-clotting effect may be even more pronounced ... Flag as irrelevant
	COVID-19 fear creates stigma, but some Africans more fearful of starving Catholic News Service While Kenya has not had Ebola cases, more than 150 Kenyan medics went to Liberia and Sierra Leone in 2015 to help fight the Ebola outbreak there ... Flag as irrelevant
	We wanted to know how coronavirus affects Nairobi's slum residents. What we found The Conversation Africa A recent example is from the Ebola response, where surveys identified the prevalence of misconceptions about Ebola transmission and prevention, ... Flag as irrelevant
	The race towards a coronavirus vaccine: What's the latest? Deutsche Welle A vector vaccine of this kind was used against smallpox, and the first approved Ebola vaccine is also based on a vector virus. Read more: The immune ... Flag as irrelevant
	Malaria lessons valuable in coronavirus pandemic Deccan Herald Apart from the anti-malarial drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, the Solidarity trial includes Ebola and HIV treatments. India is rightly pulling out ... Flag as irrelevant
	Coronavirus outbreak: Scientists clueless about the 'missing link' species THE WEEK Diseases like Ebola, rabies, Sars and Mers were found to have originated from wild bat populations. SARS-CoV-2 virus, which originated in bat ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sage: Here is what we know so far about its membership Bury Times Prof Whitty, 54, is an NHS consultant physician and epidemiologist with an extensive background in the study of infectious diseases, including Ebola. Flag as irrelevant
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