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What to know about the Bundibugyo virus, form of Ebola causing an outbreak in Congo
The virus causing an outbreak in Congo suspected of killing more than 200 people is less common than others that cause Ebola disease, which is complicating the response because there are no specific treatments or vaccines.
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news.mongabay.com
Ebola outbreak draws attention to longstanding virus spillover risks in western Uganda
KAMPALA — In the hills and trading centers of western Uganda, bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo, authorities are racing to limit the spread of Bundibugyo ebolavirus, a…
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dw.com
New Ebola cases in Congo: What you need to know
The virus spreads from direct person-to-person contact. But here's what makes it especially lethal: it persists in corpses, and funeral practices often take place precisely when…
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arabnews.com
WHO experts want trials on potential Ebola vaccines, treatments
GENEVA: The World Health Organization said Thursday its advisory groups had recommended clinical trials for vaccines and treatments that could be useful against the Bundibugyo…
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en.tempo.co
What You Need to Know About the New Ebola Outbreak in Congo
The virus spreads through direct person-to-person contact and can remain highly infectious in corpses, making funeral practices especially dangerous.
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euronews.com
Why the Congo Ebola outbreak has no quick fix
The WHO has identified promising treatments and vaccines for the rare Ebola strain killing hundreds in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but none are ready yet.
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pbs.org
What to know about the Bundibugyo virus, form of Ebola causing an outbreak in Congo
The virus causing an outbreak in Congo suspected of killing more than 200 people is less common than others that cause Ebola disease, which is complicating the response because…
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independent.co.uk
All the vaccines and treatments currently in development for Ebola
Unlike the more common Zaire strain, there are no approved medical interventions for deadly Bundibugyo