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Ebola Virus: Publications and Resources

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.

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Ebola Virus: Publications and Resources
Title of
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Paper
Author
Peer
Review
Preface / PostfacePublication
Type
Publish
Date
Updated / Revised
South Africa Ready to Deal with EbolaBrand South Africa2014/11/27
Hemopurifier for Treating Ebola in AmericaAethlon Medical, Inc.2014/11/262020/11/17
Likely Ebola Cases Entering UK and US Despite Airport ScreeningUniversity of Liverpool2014/11/152020/11/23
Nurses Ebola Education Module and Safety PosterIan C. Langtree2014/11/072021/10/21
Human Clinical Trial of Ebola Vaccine StartedNIH/National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases2014/11/012018/01/25
Ebola Epidemic Guidelines for Volunteer CliniciansSociety for Disaster Medicine and Public Health2014/10/25
Only 6% of U.S. Hospitals Prepared to Receive Ebola PatientsAssociation for Professionals in Infection Control2014/10/25
Evolutionary Roots of the Ebola VirusUniversity at Buffalo2014/10/242020/12/08
U.S. Health Departments Prepare for Ebola Virus Association of State and Territorial Health Officials2014/10/172020/12/09
Ebola Virus: Epidemic ConsequencesLeopoldinaYesFindings2014/10/152024/05/27
6,800 New Ebola Cases Predicted by End of MonthArizona State University2014/09/19
Ebola Virus: International Regulatory CooperationHealth Canada2014/09/15
Focus Needed for Global Surveillance Strategies Since Re-Emergence of Ebola VirusEcoHealth Alliance2014/04/202021/08/06
Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever: Symptoms, Transmission, TreatmentThomas C. Weiss2014/04/172021/08/30

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