Mali tries to trace 343 contacts in second Ebola wave Reuters
1 of 5. Health workers put on protective gear outside a mosque before disinfecting it, in Bamako November 14, 2014. A local government official said the body of a Guinean imam, suspected of dying from the Ebola virus on October 27, was washed at the ...
Two more suspected Ebola deaths in MaliThe Sun Daily
Second Ebola wave hits MaliIndependent Online
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1 of 5. Health workers put on protective gear outside a mosque before disinfecting it, in Bamako November 14, 2014. A local government official said the body of a Guinean imam, suspected of dying from the Ebola virus on October 27, was washed at the ...
Two more suspected Ebola deaths in Mali
Second Ebola wave hits Mali
Mali tries to trace over 200 contacts in second Ebola wave
Son of Ebola Doctor to Be Treated in US Praises His Sacrifice NBCNews.com
The doctor who will be treated for Ebola at a Nebraska hospital knew the risks of volunteering in West Africa but was committed to doing his part, his son told NBC News. Martin Salia, a general surgeon, contracted the virus in his native Sierra Leone and will ...
Surgeon with ties to Maryland could be flown to U.S. for Ebola treatmentBaltimore Sun
Sierra Leone surgeon with Ebola flying to US identified by churchReuters
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The doctor who will be treated for Ebola at a Nebraska hospital knew the risks of volunteering in West Africa but was committed to doing his part, his son told NBC News. Martin Salia, a general surgeon, contracted the virus in his native Sierra Leone and will ...
Surgeon with ties to Maryland could be flown to U.S. for Ebola treatment
Sierra Leone surgeon with Ebola flying to US identified by church
Sierra Leone Surgeon With Ebola Coming To U.S. For Care
Semen Boosts HIV's Ability to Infect Cells: Study WebMD
Nov. 13, 2014 -- Semen increases HIV's ability to infect cells, which may explain why it's so difficult to develop genital creams or gels to protect against the AIDS-causing virus, a new study says. "We think this may be one of the factors explaining why so many ...
Semen Protects HIV From Microbicide Attack @sciam podcast by @cagraberScientific American
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Nov. 13, 2014 -- Semen increases HIV's ability to infect cells, which may explain why it's so difficult to develop genital creams or gels to protect against the AIDS-causing virus, a new study says. "We think this may be one of the factors explaining why so many ...
Semen Protects HIV From Microbicide Attack @sciam podcast by @cagraber
HIV – semen can interfere with gels that work to stop AIDS virus, say scientists
Semen may reduce the effectiveness of HIV microbicides
Nigeria Launches New Plan To Eliminate MTC HIV Transmission By 2015 Kaiser Family Foundation
News outlets report on Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan's launch of a new plan to eliminate mother-to-child HIV transmission in the country by 2015. Daily Times: No Nigerian Child Should Be Born With HIV — Jonathan “President Goodluck Jonathan on ...
No Nigerian child should be born with HIV – JonathanDailyPost Nigeria
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FG Launches Plan To Eliminate Mother To Child HIV TransmissionCHANNELS TELEVISION
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News outlets report on Nigeria President Goodluck Jonathan's launch of a new plan to eliminate mother-to-child HIV transmission in the country by 2015. Daily Times: No Nigerian Child Should Be Born With HIV — Jonathan “President Goodluck Jonathan on ...
No Nigerian child should be born with HIV – Jonathan
No Child Should Be Born With HIV - Jonathan
FG Launches Plan To Eliminate Mother To Child HIV Transmission
Children Are Dying From Measles At An Alarming Rate: Report Huffington Post
A man measures a child's arm circumference in a makeshift field clinic of the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) organisation during a vaccination program against measles for children living near an internally displacement camp close to the airport in Bangui on ...
UNICEF Worries Over Incessant Outbreak Of MeaslesThe Guardian Nigeria
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A man measures a child's arm circumference in a makeshift field clinic of the Doctors Without Borders (MSF) organisation during a vaccination program against measles for children living near an internally displacement camp close to the airport in Bangui on ...
UNICEF Worries Over Incessant Outbreak Of Measles
Spike in Measles Deaths Among Children Troubling, UNICEF Says
Indian State Recalls Pills Linked to Sterilization Deaths New York Times
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Owners of drug manufacturing companies arrested over deaths of 13 women ...ABC Online
India sterilization deaths: Drug maker Ramesh Mahawar arrestedCBC.ca
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India sterilization deaths: Drug maker Ramesh Mahawar arrested
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Oxford to Lead Trial of Experimental Drug for Ebola Drug Discovery & Development
A clinical trial is to be carried out in West Africa to see whether a novel antiviral drug called brincidofovir is effective against Ebola, subject to regulatory approval. The trial, involving an international team led by Oxford University scientists, will take place in an ...
Chimerix to test anti-viral against Ebola in West AfricaNews & Observer
Chimerix antiviral to be tested in West African Ebola trialReuters UK
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A clinical trial is to be carried out in West Africa to see whether a novel antiviral drug called brincidofovir is effective against Ebola, subject to regulatory approval. The trial, involving an international team led by Oxford University scientists, will take place in an ...
Chimerix to test anti-viral against Ebola in West Africa
Chimerix antiviral to be tested in West African Ebola trial
Zim strike casts patient care aside Mail & Guardian Online
All but the most critically ill are turned away as a nationwide stayaway by doctors hits hospitals. Futile: John Matambanadzo waits beside his ailing uncle, who lies on stretcher bed outside Parirenyatwa after being turned away. (Aaron Ufumeli). It's midday ...
Doctors End Strike, Return to WorkAllAfrica.com
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All but the most critically ill are turned away as a nationwide stayaway by doctors hits hospitals. Futile: John Matambanadzo waits beside his ailing uncle, who lies on stretcher bed outside Parirenyatwa after being turned away. (Aaron Ufumeli). It's midday ...
Doctors End Strike, Return to Work
Paralysing doctors' strike ends
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MSF should have called for Ebola vaccine earlier, says aid group veteran Fox News
A volunteer for Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), or Doctors Without Borders, receives training on how to handle personal protective equipment during courses in Brussels October 15, 2014, which is aimed to help deal with the Ebola disease in West Africa.
MSF Accused of Wasting Time by Not Calling for Ebola Vaccines EarlierCapital OTC
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A volunteer for Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF), or Doctors Without Borders, receives training on how to handle personal protective equipment during courses in Brussels October 15, 2014, which is aimed to help deal with the Ebola disease in West Africa.
MSF Accused of Wasting Time by Not Calling for Ebola Vaccines Earlier
MSF Faced Criticism for Not Calling For Ebola Vaccine Earlier
Group criticizes Doctors Without Borders over late Ebola vaccines
Measles deaths up in 2013, poor progress in vaccinations: WHO Outbreak News Today
WHO warned today that progress towards the elimination of measles has stalled. The number of deaths from measles increased from an estimated 122 000 in 2012 to 145 700 in 2013, according to new data published in the WHO Weekly Epidemiological ...
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WHO warned today that progress towards the elimination of measles has stalled. The number of deaths from measles increased from an estimated 122 000 in 2012 to 145 700 in 2013, according to new data published in the WHO Weekly Epidemiological ...
WHO cautions stalled progress in measles elimination
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