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Ebola as of 9th august 2014; Suspected (testing for) Confirmed cases
Ebola as of 9th august 2014; Suspected (testing for) Confirmed cases

2014 Ebola Outbreak

RANEEBOLA EPIDEMIC 24 IN WEST AFRICA SENEGAL MALI GUINEA BISSAU GUINEA 495 cases 363 deaths CONAKRY SIERRA LEONE FREETOWN 691 cases 286 death:s TOTAL IVORY COAST MONROVIA 1711 cases including 9 in Nigeria 932 deaths including 1 death in Nigeria LIBERIA 516 case 282 deaths Deaths due to Ebola virus in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria on August 4, 2014 Source: WHO
RANEEBOLA EPIDEMIC 24 IN WEST AFRICA SENEGAL MALI GUINEA BISSAU GUINEA 495 cases 363 deaths CONAKRY SIERRA LEONE FREETOWN 691 cases 286 death:s TOTAL IVORY COAST MONROVIA 1711 cases including 9 in Nigeria 932 deaths including 1 death in Nigeria LIBERIA 516 case 282 deaths Deaths due to Ebola virus in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria on August 4, 2014 Source: WHO

2014 Ebola Outbreak

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2014 Ebola Outbreak
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2014 Ebola Outbreak

Epizootic Cycle sporadically, producing high mortality among does not produce detectable disease in humans precede human outbreaks. Epidemics caused by humans, triggering waves of human-to-human Enzootic Cycle humans, with the exception of Reston virus which Little is known about how the virus first passes to transmission, and an epidemic. New evidence strongly implicatesEpizootics caused by ebolaviruses appear bats as the reservoir hosts for ebolaviruses, though the means non-human primates and duikers and may local enzootic maintainance and transmission of the virus within baeblaviruses produce acute disease among populations remain unknown. Ebolaviruses: Ebola virus (formerly Zaire virus) Sudan virus Tai Forest virus Bundibugyo virus Reston virus (non-human) Human-to-human transmission is a predominant feature of epidemic:s. Following initial human infection through contact with an infected bat or other wild animal, human-to-human transmi often occurs. CDC
Epizootic Cycle sporadically, producing high mortality among does not produce detectable disease in humans precede human outbreaks. Epidemics caused by humans, triggering waves of human-to-human Enzootic Cycle humans, with the exception of Reston virus which Little is known about how the virus first passes to transmission, and an epidemic. New evidence strongly implicatesEpizootics caused by ebolaviruses appear bats as the reservoir hosts for ebolaviruses, though the means non-human primates and duikers and may local enzootic maintainance and transmission of the virus within baeblaviruses produce acute disease among populations remain unknown. Ebolaviruses: Ebola virus (formerly Zaire virus) Sudan virus Tai Forest virus Bundibugyo virus Reston virus (non-human) Human-to-human transmission is a predominant feature of epidemic:s. Following initial human infection through contact with an infected bat or other wild animal, human-to-human transmi often occurs. CDC

2014 Ebola Outbreak

Symptoms of Ebola Headache Red Eves Pharynx and lungs Hiccups - Sore throat - Difficulty breathing Systemic Fever Lack of appetite Internal bleeding Difficulty swallowing Chest pain Muscular - Aches Stomach - Pain - Vomiting Weakness Joints - Aches Skin Rash Bleeding Intestines Diarrhea
Symptoms of Ebola Headache Red Eves Pharynx and lungs Hiccups - Sore throat - Difficulty breathing Systemic Fever Lack of appetite Internal bleeding Difficulty swallowing Chest pain Muscular - Aches Stomach - Pain - Vomiting Weakness Joints - Aches Skin Rash Bleeding Intestines Diarrhea

2014 Ebola Outbreak