Ebola epidemic reports in African countries-this is what you need to know
The Congo Democratic Republic (DRC) reported on the Ebola epidemic.
At least twelve cases of bleeding thermal fever are located in the Bolamba Health region in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It was reported that eight people died.
According to reports, Columbba Mampuya, chairman of the Red Cross/Ecuador Committee, shared the information with the media on January 27.
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At the same time, neighboring Tanzania has been trying to deal with the outbreak of Malburg heat.
The Ebola epidemic broke out in the African Democratic Republic (DRC) in Africa. (Istock)
Jacob Glanville, CEO and President of San Francisco Biotechnology Company, said: “This is an unusually high mortality rate.”
He told Fox News Digital: “This shows that a more active case has been determined, or the strain is more fatal to the previous strain than the average level, or medical care is abnormally worse for these themes.”
“Although the risk of extensive spread may be very low, the local impact is still great.”
Grandwell pointed out that these cases were determined in an isolated village, which increased the chance of outbreak isolation and increased the chance of unqualified medical services.
He said: “However, the biopsy should be sequensed immediately to eliminate a new, potential form of Ebola virus.”
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Samuel Scarpino, director of Health Sciences, Director of Life Sciences and Professor of Health Sciences, Boston University, reiterated that the continuity of the rural areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is “very serious”.
When someone is infected with a pioneering fork virus Zairens, the Ebola virus occurs, which is a virus mainly found in southern Sahara. (Istock)
He told Fox News Digital: “Although the risk of extensive spread may be very low, the local impact is still great.”
“It is important that the international community must provide medical and public health support for the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and can quickly provide vaccines in the affected areas and surrounding areas.”
“We will pay close attention to the situation, but at present, the risk of the United States is very low.”
Both experts agreed that the United States had no risk.
“Because Ebola virus is only transmitted from individuals with symptomatic Ebola virus, travelers can cause a small number of cases in a small group of cases outside the Democratic Republic of the Congo.”
“We will pay close attention to the situation, but at present, the risk of the United States is very low.”
About Ebola
According to the data of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), when someone is infected with the orthopedic virus ZaireNSE, the Ebola virus occurs.
The virus was first discovered in the Democratic Republic of Democracy in the Congo for the first time in 1976.
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As a result, the disease is threatened, causing up to 90 % of cases of death.
The Center for Disease Prevention and Control said that the initial symptoms of Ebola virus include “dry” symptoms such as fever, pain, pain, and fatigue.
A boy took over Ebola virus in the Manda Village, North Kovo Province, North Kovo Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo on August 18, 2018. Experts said: “It can be provided quickly in the affected areas and surrounding areas.” (Reuters/Olivia Acland)
With the development of the disease, the person may encounter “wet” symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and bleeding that cannot be explained.
According to the same source, symptoms usually start within eight to 10 days after exposure.
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The disease is spread through contact with the body fluid of the infected person.
In a very few cases, it may spread with the infected animals.
The unpretentious color transmitted electronic micro -photo image provided by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows the Ebola virus virus. (Frederick Murphy/CDC via AP, file) (AP image)
The best way to prevent infection is to avoid contact with the infected person's body fluids, wear appropriate protective equipment in high -risk environments, and monitor symptoms to ensure timely medical care.
There are two types of FDA approved drugs (monoclonal antibodies) that can be used to treat Ebola virus diseases: MAB114 (ANSUVIMAB, also known as EBANGA) and RegN-EB3 (Inmazeb).
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CDC said patients should also receive supportive care, including liquid and electrolytes, drugs for treatment symptoms, and any necessary treatment for infection.