After recently declaring Senegal free from the Ebola virus, the World Health Organization is now saying the same for Nigeria after a six-week period where no new cases of the disease have been recorded.
Officials from the World Health Organization have released a disease forecast for the Ebola outbreak saying that if the crisis continues on its current path, there could be as many as 10,000 new cases of the disease that develops every week by December.
Spontaneous cerebrospinal fluid leak syndrome (SCSFLS) is a condition wherein the cerebrospinal fluid is leaking out of the brain into the nose or other passages in the body.
A Turkish worker who was working in Saudi Arabia contracted the MERS virus and went back to Turkey to receive treatment. After remaining in intensive care for several days, the patient succumbed to his symptoms to be the first MERS-related death in the country
A United States health worker go was handling fluids from deceased Ebola patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, was tracked down by US State officials on a Caribbean cruise. The ship has now been ordered to turn back and bring the patient home to undergo proper quaranti…
HIV test kits that are used to determine if an infant has the human immunodeficiency virus have run out in India. There is also a reported shortage of HIV drugs and care antiretroviral doctors within the country. Government officials are concerned that Health …
The World Health Organization has confirmed that Senegal is now free from Ebola after the virus was imported into the country by a Guinean man who became sick while traveling from Ebola-stricken Guinea.
