Kampala -
Ugandan health officials and a WHO representative have confirmed the outbreak of Ebola hemorrhagic fever in western Uganda. The disease caused by the deadly Ebola virus has reportedly killed 14 people in the western part of the country.
Scientists have made a breakthrough in research to develop a stable vaccine that can be stockpiled for use by humans against the deadly Ebola virus. Scientists at the Arizona State University successfully immunized mice against a deadly form of Ebola.
Three weeks after accidentally being exposed to the Ebola virus a German researcher is considered in the clear. The scientist had nicked herself with a needle containing the lethal virus.
