Ebola Virus: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment and Care: Publications and Documents
Summary
The Disabled World collection of articles, papers, and peer-reviewed publications on Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) covers a wide range of topics, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention strategies. The articles provide valuable insights into the epidemiology of EVD outbreaks, clinical management of patients, and public health responses. Articles also discuss emerging therapies, vaccine development, and the long-term effects on survivors. These publications are particularly useful for healthcare professionals, researchers, and individuals seeking information on EVD. The database's focus on accessibility makes it an excellent resource for people with disabilities and seniors who may require specific considerations in EVD prevention and care.Searching the Database
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| Title and Description | Ed | Publish Revised |
|---|---|---|
| Bundibugyo Ebola Outbreak Updates: DR Congo and Uganda (2026) Tracking the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda, with dated case and death counts, cross-border spread, and WHO risk levels and response. | ✓ ✓ | |
| South Africa Ready to Deal with Ebola Brand South Africa and DoC convene high level discussion with stakeholders on how the country is responding to Ebola outbreak in West Africa. | ||
| Hemopurifier for Treating Ebola in America Aethlon Medical, Inc. announces first shipment of Hemopurifier therapy as a candidate to treat future Ebola virus infections in the United States. | ||
| Likely Ebola Cases Entering UK and US Despite Airport Screening Screening for Ebola at airports could be effective for preventing spread of Ebola into UK and US, but due to incubation period will not detect all cases. | ||
| Nurses Ebola Education Module and Safety Poster Nurse announces special continuing education module on Ebola for nurses in partnership with Johnson and Johnson Campaign for Nursings Future. | ||
| Human Clinical Trial of Ebola Vaccine Started Researchers at NIAID are conducting early phase trial to evaluate VSV-ZEBOV Ebola virus vaccine. | ||
| Ebola Epidemic Guidelines for Volunteer Clinicians Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness Journal has released an informative article that speaks to volunteers within the Ebola epidemic. | ||
| Only 6% of U.S. Hospitals Prepared to Receive Ebola Patients According to a survey of infection prevention experts at U.S. hospitals only 6 percent are well-prepared to receive a patient with the Ebola virus. | ||
| Evolutionary Roots of the Ebola Virus Study finds filoviruses likely existed in the Miocene Epoch, and at that time, the evolutionary lines leading to Ebola and Marburg had already diverged. | ||
| U.S. Health Departments Prepare for Ebola Virus U.S. State and territorial health departments have been mobilizing for months to respond to possible imported cases of Ebola. | ||
| Ebola Virus: Epidemic Consequences Article looks at some of the key consequences regarding an Ebola virus epidemic which could present new challenges to the international community. | ||
| 6,800 New Ebola Cases Predicted by End of Month Research predicts possible 6,800 new Ebola cases this month, cases significantly increased in August in Liberia and Guinea. | ||
| Ebola Virus: International Regulatory Cooperation Medicine regulators to work together to find solutions to facilitate evaluation of and access to potential new medicines to counter Ebola outbreaks. | ||
| Focus Needed for Global Surveillance Strategies Since Re-Emergence of Ebola Virus EcoHealth Alliance publish comprehensive review calling for improved global surveillance strategies after examining current state of knowledge of deadly Ebola and Marburg virus. | ||
| Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever: Symptoms, Transmission, Treatment Information relating to Ebola hemorrhagic fever a currently untreatable virus with potential to create world outbreaks. |
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