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Marburg virus case identified for the first time in Guinea: similar to Ebola and highly infectious – Market Research Telecast
Guinea registered a first case of the disease caused by Marburg virus, extremely virulent that causes hemorrhagic fever, the…
Guinea registered a first case of the disease caused by Marburg virus, extremely virulent that causes hemorrhagic fever, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported on Monday. It is also the first case in West Africa. WHO considers the threat “high” at…
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