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Ebola Vaccine Tests Show it Could 'Neutralise' Virus: Geneva Hospital
An experimental Ebola vaccine tested on humans in Europe and Africa sparks the production of the antibodies needed to neutralise the deadly virus, a Geneva hospital said Wednesday.
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Ebola Nurse Treated in London As Sierra Leone Infection Rate Rises
A British nurse who contracted Ebola in west Africa was being treated in a specialist London Hospital on Tuesday as infection rates grew again in eastern parts of Sierra Leone where the outbreak had subsided.
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Ebola Returns to Europe with First Case Diagnosed in Britain
A healthcare worker recently back from Sierra Leone was diagnosed with Ebola on Monday by doctors in Scotland's largest city, the first diagnosis of the deadly virus in Britain during the current outbreak.
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Coping With A New World Disorder In 2014
Shashi Tharoor on the challenges for India.
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European Union Scheme Commits $350 Million for Research on Ebola Vaccines, Tests
The Europe Union and drugmakers pledged on Thursday to invest 280 million euros ($350 million) in Ebola research, with the lion's share going to the testing and manufacture of potential vaccines.
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US Enhances Security Screening For Travellers From Europe, Asia
Concerned about foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq, Washington imposed tighter security screening on Monday for travelers from countries, mostly in Europe and Asia, whose citizens do not need a visa to get into the United States.
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Canadian Ebola Vaccine to be Tested in Europe, Gabon, Kenya
Trials of an experimental vaccine developed by the Canadian government and licensed to NewLink Genetics will begin swiftly in healthy volunteers in Europe, Gabon and Kenya, under a programme with funding from the Wellcome Trust.
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Ebola Fears Ripple Across Continent to Hurt East African Tourism
East Africa's Serengeti and Maasai Mara safari parks are as far if not further from the Ebola outbreak in the west of the continent than much of Europe which supplies the tourists, but you'd hardly guess that from the slump in bookings.
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'Pioneers': The Spanish Medics Fighting Ebola in Europe
Doctor Lago was with her kids, Doctor Fernandez was at Pilates class and Doctors Arsuaga and De la Calle were eating chocolate ice cream, when the call came about Ebola.
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Nurse Who Treated French Ebola Patient 'in Hospital With Fever'
A nurse who treated France's first Ebola patient was taken to a military hospital near Paris on Thursday with a "suspect fever", a source close to the case said.
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Ebola Vaccine Tests Show it Could 'Neutralise' Virus: Geneva Hospital
An experimental Ebola vaccine tested on humans in Europe and Africa sparks the production of the antibodies needed to neutralise the deadly virus, a Geneva hospital said Wednesday.
-
Ebola Nurse Treated in London As Sierra Leone Infection Rate Rises
A British nurse who contracted Ebola in west Africa was being treated in a specialist London Hospital on Tuesday as infection rates grew again in eastern parts of Sierra Leone where the outbreak had subsided.
-
Ebola Returns to Europe with First Case Diagnosed in Britain
A healthcare worker recently back from Sierra Leone was diagnosed with Ebola on Monday by doctors in Scotland's largest city, the first diagnosis of the deadly virus in Britain during the current outbreak.
-
Coping With A New World Disorder In 2014
Shashi Tharoor on the challenges for India.
-
European Union Scheme Commits $350 Million for Research on Ebola Vaccines, Tests
The Europe Union and drugmakers pledged on Thursday to invest 280 million euros ($350 million) in Ebola research, with the lion's share going to the testing and manufacture of potential vaccines.
-
US Enhances Security Screening For Travellers From Europe, Asia
Concerned about foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq, Washington imposed tighter security screening on Monday for travelers from countries, mostly in Europe and Asia, whose citizens do not need a visa to get into the United States.
-
Canadian Ebola Vaccine to be Tested in Europe, Gabon, Kenya
Trials of an experimental vaccine developed by the Canadian government and licensed to NewLink Genetics will begin swiftly in healthy volunteers in Europe, Gabon and Kenya, under a programme with funding from the Wellcome Trust.
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Ebola Fears Ripple Across Continent to Hurt East African Tourism
East Africa's Serengeti and Maasai Mara safari parks are as far if not further from the Ebola outbreak in the west of the continent than much of Europe which supplies the tourists, but you'd hardly guess that from the slump in bookings.
-
'Pioneers': The Spanish Medics Fighting Ebola in Europe
Doctor Lago was with her kids, Doctor Fernandez was at Pilates class and Doctors Arsuaga and De la Calle were eating chocolate ice cream, when the call came about Ebola.
-
Nurse Who Treated French Ebola Patient 'in Hospital With Fever'
A nurse who treated France's first Ebola patient was taken to a military hospital near Paris on Thursday with a "suspect fever", a source close to the case said.
