Ebola Pioneer Peter Piot Remains Wary 50 Years On
Ebola co-discoverer Dr. Peter Piot expresses ongoing concern 50 years after initial identification, citing persistent threats.
Ebola co-discoverer Dr. Peter Piot expresses ongoing concern 50 years after initial identification, citing persistent threats.
Gold mining operations in West Africa are identified as a key factor in the spread of Ebola due to close contact and remote locations.
New Ebola and Hantavirus strains differ from older versions, challenging scientists and public health responses.
Emerging Hantavirus and Ebola cases highlight global health system vulnerabilities, demanding enhanced international cooperation and preparedness.
Hantaviruses, rodent-borne infections identified in the 1950s, remain a global health concern with no specific cure.
Oxford University and Serum Institute of India partner on a new multi-stage malaria vaccine, R78C, aiming for broad accessibility.