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Headings: What is Ebola Virus? and How Does Ebola Spread?
What is Ebola Virus? and How Does Ebola Spread?
How Does Ebola Spread?
People with high risk of Ebola
Methods to Prevent Ebola Treatment and Prevention

Content: Ebola hemorrhagic fever, also known as Ebola Viral Fever, is a newborning virus called Ebola. This is currently only restricted to the media and West African countries (including Sudan and the Congo), with its fatalities preventing and preventing the spread of the disease and the world’s attention to diagnosis. How Does Ebola Spread? Ebola Viruses are the natural hosts of apes. It is transmitted to humans by infected animals or dead gerilla, chimpanzees and monkeys. Recently, a species of fruit-bat, also known as Eggplants, is also found. The animal is a popular food in African countries. These animals were thought to have been the mainstay of Ebola in 2014. Most of the time, humans have been infected by human beings by the transmission of animals. The blood of the infected person
The infected person’s slander
The urine of the infected person
An infected mother’s maize
The seminal fluid or vaginal discharge of the infected person
Any body discharge in the body of the infected person
A man of a man can transmit this virus through the exposure of a person to a healthy person, exposed skin to the skin of his skin, eye, nose, mouth, vagina, etc.