Ebola
Published on Nov 23, 2015
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EBOLA
By: ronisha vance
WHAT IS EBOLA?
Ebola is A virus that causes severe bleeding, organ failure, and can lead to death.
HOW DO EBOLA SPREAD
- Bodies of death.
- Infected stool or urine.
- Fruit that's been eaten by a affected animal.
- Unprotected sex with an infected or recently recovered inalvidual.
- Contact with affected people or animal.
HOW DOES EBOLA AFFECT THE HUMAN BODIE
- It attracts all of your organs and tissue except the bones and skeletal muscles.
WHAT IS THE FATALITY RATE OF EBOLA
70% means fatality risk.
WHAT CAN BE DONE TO FIGHT THE DISEASE
- Avoid areas of known outbreaks.
- Wash your hands frequently.
- Avoid bush meat.
- Avoid contact with infected people. ..
- Follow infection-control procedures. .
- Don't handle remains.
HOW DOES EBOLA EFFECT AFRICA?
It have an economic impact on africa and other contents that are not afected
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BY RONISHA VANCE
FACTS ABOUT EBOLA
- The outbreak of Ebola virus centered in West Africa is frightening for many reasons. It was the largest Ebola outbreak ever, claimed thousands of lives; and showed that the deadly infectious disease could travel easily from person to person in the later stages.
- Most recently, an American healthcare worker with Ebola was brought to Bethesda, Maryland, on March 13, 2015, and admitted for treatment at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), where there is a high-security containment for infectious disease cases. The patient's clinical status went from serious to critical on March 16th.
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