Ebola Cases Described As Influenza-Like Illness
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“The difficult part for Ebola is that those, those early symptoms are very non-descript, right? It's, you know, many cases their described as influenza-like.”
“The difficult part for Ebola is that those those early symptoms are very non-descript, right? It's, you know, many cases their described as influenza-like illness, general malice.”
“Many cases their described as influenza-like illness, general malays, fever, for us. because they're going to be providing care for patients and those that have a lot of virus.”
“It's, you know, many cases their described as influenza-like illness, general malice. more vulnerable to this. You know, it's been a mix right? It depends on the outbreak and it depends on the particular geographical context. So, you know, the healthcare workers obviously are at high risk because the... track to figure out how many cases have been undocumented as well, how broadly this has already spread.”
“of the University of Manitoba in Canada, who has worked on Ebola in the DRC in the past. You're with Weekend from the BBC World Service.”
“Ebola risk warned for Central Africa.”
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