Title: Ebola virus disease  - NHS
Headings: Ebola virus disease
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Ebola virus disease
Advice to travellers
Symptoms of Ebola
What to do if you become ill
How Ebola is spread
Treatment for Ebola
Preventing Ebola
Further information

Content: Healthcare workers should avoid contact with the body fluids of an infected patient by using protective equipment such as gloves, gown and mask. Ebola virus disease is often fatal, with 1 in 2 people dying from the disease. The sooner a person is given care, the better the chance they'll survive. Preventing Ebola
The risk of catching Ebola virus disease while travelling in Africa is small. However, you should follow these simple precautions to minimise the risk of getting potentially serious infections: wash your hands frequently using soap and water – use alcohol hand rubs if soap is not available
make sure fruit and vegetables are washed and peeled before you eat them
avoid physical contact with anyone who has possible symptoms of an infection
do not handle dead animals or their raw meat
do not eat "bushmeat" (wild animals that have been killed for food)
Further information
Ebola virus disease: information for humanitarian aid workers – Public Health England