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    NEWS We Don't Actually Know How Many Ebola Cases There Are

    November 24, 2014 We know the Ebola outbreak in West Africa is really bad. But exactly how bad remains largely a mystery. There have been 15,351 reported Ebola cases and 5,459 reported deaths, according to the most recent estimates released by the World Health Organization on Nov. 21. The vast...
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    NEWS UN: Deadline to curb Ebola will not be met

    A deadline of December 1 to contain the Ebola virus will not be fully met due to escalating numbers of cases in Sierra Leone and elsewhere, the UN Ebola Emergency Response Mission which had set the target, said. The mission set the goal in September, seeking to have 70 percent of Ebola patients...
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    NEWS Notable Absence of New Ebola Quarantines at New York Area Airports

    A day after a doctor who had returned from Guinea about a week earlier became New York’s first Ebola case, the governors of New York and New Jersey announced that they would begin quarantining travelers who had been in contact with Ebola patients in West Africa. The move, which went beyond...
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    NEWS Sisters aged 4 and 6 rushed to Ohio hospital over Ebola fears with spiking fevers two weeks after tr

    The unidentified girls were taken by ambulance to Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus around 2am Saturday Seventeen days prior, the girls had been in West Africa with their mother, who was not a healthcare worker and who is not believed to be at risk The children are expected to be kept...
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    VIDEO Training helps farmers in Sierra Leone's Ebola hit areas

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    VIDEO Ebola: Life without school in Guinea

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    VIDEO Ebola exposes weakness in African institutions: Machel

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    NEWS Ebola fears stop Channel 4 News’ Alex Thomson hosting awards

    Channel 4 News chief correspondent Alex Thomson will not co-host Wednesday night’s Link Removed due to health and safety concerns following his recent return from covering the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone. Thomson was supposed to co-present the annual awards for freelance journalists with Sky...
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    NEWS Stars urge more action over Ebola

    Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Ellie Goulding are among stars aiming to mobilise world leaders into doing more about the Ebola crisis in West Africa. They have teamed up with figures such as Morgan Freeman, Thandie Newton and Will Ferrell to encourage further action to contain the outbreak in a...
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    NEWS Fiona Bruce Reveals Ebola Fears at BBC

    The 50-year-old newsreader has revealed the health crisis has caused a disturbance in the newsroom as the make-up artists kick-up a fuss about working with guests from Ebola-stricken countries. It’s not so much the reporters that are showing signs of anxiety and panic at the BBC, but actually...
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    VIDEO Spike in pregnancies and abuse in Ebola-hit Sierra Leone

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    VIDEO 'Goggle camera' records Ebola crisis

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    VIDEO Mali traces Ebola cases

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    VIDEO 11 players, 11 messages, 1 goal – Together, we can beat Ebola.

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    NEWS Fearing Ebola surge, Mali widens virus watch to 440 people

    Fearful of a surge of Ebola cases, Mali placed more than 440 people under surveillance, as a US hospital said Monday it had been unable to save the life of a doctor airlifted from Sierra Leone. Officials in Mali met to consider increasing security at its border following two confirmed cases of...
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    NEWS Outrage over 'ignorant' Band Aid 30 Ebola lyrics

    'WHERE A kiss of love can kill you,' is just one of the new lines added to Sir Bob Geldof's charity anthem Do They Know It's Christmas to help raise funds to fight Ebola, and has caused widespread outrage across social media. The former Boomtown Rats lead singer, has once again brought together...
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    NEWS Ebola outbreak: Drug banned in US given to British soldiers fighting the virus

    British troops sent to help combat the Ebola outbreak in West Africa are at increased risk of becoming psychotic or suicidal due to the Ministry of Defence's refusal to stop using mefloquine, the controversial anti-malarial drug. Lariam (its brand name) is among the anti-malarials being given to...
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    NEWS Ebola shuts down signs of normal life in Sierra Leone

    So, the number of people who have known to have died of Ebola in the current outbreak in west Africa has passed 5,000. But what does that mean for the affected communities? I briefly visited Sierra Leone, one of the three most affected countries along with Liberia and Guinea, this week. One...
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    NEWS Mali tries to trace 343 contacts in second Ebola wave

    (Reuters) - Mali is trying to trace as many as 343 people linked to confirmed and probable Ebola victims in an effort to control its second Ebola outbreak, health officials said on Friday. An initial batch of contacts linked to a 2-year-old from Guinea who died of Ebola last month were close to...
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    NEWS Homeopaths sent to deadly Ebola hotspot to treat victims with ARSENIC and SNAKE VENOM

    Team spent days in remote Liberian hospital to prove that remedies work They planned to treat victims with 'rattlesnake venom' and 'Spanish Fly' Boasted of the 'unique opportunity' presented by deadly Ebola outbreak Claimed they would treat all European victims after proving success Ebola...
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