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‘Walking Ebola’ helps explain why Congo’s outbreak is so hard to stop — and how to treat it
Some doctors call it “walking Ebola” — symptoms of the rare Bundibugyo strain appear to worsen slowly, leaving patients sick enough to spread the virus but not so unwell to stop them moving through their communities. The pattern emerging in the... Read more.
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