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New Ebola Vaccine Safe, Stimulates Strong Immune Response
A fresh clinical trial of a new Ebola vaccine has found that it is well tolerated, safe and stimulates strong immune responses in adults in Mali, West Africa and in the US.
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Polio Resurfaces in Mali From Ebola-Hit Guinea: WHO
There is a high risk of polio spreading in Ebola-ravaged Guinea and Mali, the World Health Organization said on Monday, after a Guinean toddler travelled to Mali and became that country's first case of the crippling disease in more than four years.
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World Bank Trims Estimate of Ebola Economic Cost
The World Bank trimmed its estimates of the economic damage of the Ebola epidemic on Tuesday, but warned that the three main affected countries would still bear a heavy cost.
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United Nations Declares Mali Ebola-Free
The Malian Government and the United Nations on Sunday declared the country free of Ebola after registering 42 days without any new cases of the deadly virus.
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IMF Policies Hindered Ebola Response, Say Researchers
Professors from three British universities say economic policies favoring debt repayment over social spending contributed to the Ebola crisis by hampering health care in three worst-hit West African countries.
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After Ebola, UN Must Prepare for Next Deadly Outbreak: Ban Ki-moon
The United Nations must learn lessons from the Ebola crisis and begin preparing now for the next outbreak of deadly disease, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday.
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UN Secretary General Arrives in Guinea on Final Day of Ebola Tour
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon arrived in the Guinean capital Conakry today on the last day of his tour of west African countries hit by the world's worst outbreak of Ebola.
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UN Chief, Visiting Ebola Countries, Urges Respect for Health Rules
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, starting a visit to Ebola-hit countries in West Africa, urged local communities to strictly follow health regulations in the face of signs that traditional funerals are still spreading the disease.
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Three Weeks Since Last Ebola Case in Mali: World Health Organization
Mali has not had a case of Ebola for three weeks, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, completing one of the two incubation periods the country needs to be declared free of the virus.
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Last Known Ebola Patient in Mali Cured: Health Official
The last patient to be treated for Ebola in Mali has made a full recovery, a senior health ministry official told AFP on Thursday.
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New Ebola Vaccine Safe, Stimulates Strong Immune Response
A fresh clinical trial of a new Ebola vaccine has found that it is well tolerated, safe and stimulates strong immune responses in adults in Mali, West Africa and in the US.
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Polio Resurfaces in Mali From Ebola-Hit Guinea: WHO
There is a high risk of polio spreading in Ebola-ravaged Guinea and Mali, the World Health Organization said on Monday, after a Guinean toddler travelled to Mali and became that country's first case of the crippling disease in more than four years.
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World Bank Trims Estimate of Ebola Economic Cost
The World Bank trimmed its estimates of the economic damage of the Ebola epidemic on Tuesday, but warned that the three main affected countries would still bear a heavy cost.
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United Nations Declares Mali Ebola-Free
The Malian Government and the United Nations on Sunday declared the country free of Ebola after registering 42 days without any new cases of the deadly virus.
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IMF Policies Hindered Ebola Response, Say Researchers
Professors from three British universities say economic policies favoring debt repayment over social spending contributed to the Ebola crisis by hampering health care in three worst-hit West African countries.
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After Ebola, UN Must Prepare for Next Deadly Outbreak: Ban Ki-moon
The United Nations must learn lessons from the Ebola crisis and begin preparing now for the next outbreak of deadly disease, Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said on Monday.
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UN Secretary General Arrives in Guinea on Final Day of Ebola Tour
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon arrived in the Guinean capital Conakry today on the last day of his tour of west African countries hit by the world's worst outbreak of Ebola.
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UN Chief, Visiting Ebola Countries, Urges Respect for Health Rules
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, starting a visit to Ebola-hit countries in West Africa, urged local communities to strictly follow health regulations in the face of signs that traditional funerals are still spreading the disease.
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Three Weeks Since Last Ebola Case in Mali: World Health Organization
Mali has not had a case of Ebola for three weeks, the World Health Organization said Wednesday, completing one of the two incubation periods the country needs to be declared free of the virus.
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Last Known Ebola Patient in Mali Cured: Health Official
The last patient to be treated for Ebola in Mali has made a full recovery, a senior health ministry official told AFP on Thursday.
