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By Aitana Yvette Mallari on February 6, 2015 aitana yvette mallari, blood testing, CDC, ebola, GlaxoSmithKline, institute of disease, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, The Global Panorama, WHO Science, Science & Tech The Jenner Institute has inoculated 60 healthy volunteers with a trial vaccine during clinical trials for an Ebola vaccine Oxford University’s Jenner Institute has conducted new vaccine trials for Ebola that have shown promising results for immunisation. Developed by GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and the US National Institutes of Health (NIH), the new vaccine trials could be […] By Tazeen Hasan on January 5, 2015 British Nurse, David Cameron, ebola, Kerry Town, Pauline Cafferkey, Sierra Leone, tazeen hasan, The Global Panorama, uk, West Africa Europe, News Doctors in London are fighting for Pauline Cafferkey’s life. LONDON – The British nurse who volunteered for an Ebola treatment centre at Sierra Leone, is in critical condition in a North London hospital. Pauline Cafferkey has contracted the Ebola virus that has already killed 100 West African health workers. More than 20,000 people including 600 health workers […] By theglobalpanorama on December 29, 2014 Africa, closure, contain, ebola, lockdown, News, northern, restriction, Sierra Leone, spread, The Global Panorama, West, World Health Organisation Africa, News The country’s northern region will be closed for at least three days to contain the spread of Ebola. FREETOWN – In a bid to contain the spread of Ebola, Sierra Leone has declared a three-day lockdown of the northern part of the country. Officials have stated that the lockdown will result in the temporary closure of shops, […] By Fernanda Cavalcanti on November 23, 2014 Africa, consequences, ebola, Fernanda Cavalcanti, News, outbreak, The Global Panorama Africa, News A few months after the Ebola outbreak and its immediate chaos, the medium-long term consequences emerge and might go deeper than expected FREETOWN – According to World Health Organization (WHO), the number of deaths the Ebola virus has claimed crosses the 5,000 mark. Up to November 9, over 14,000 cases of Ebola virus disease have […] By Shilpa Gohil on November 3, 2014 Blood transfusions, deaths, drug, ebola, escalation, health, Our World, pharmaceuticals, Shilpa Gohil, spread, The Global Panorama, treatment, virus, West Africa Our World In a few short months Ebola has brought West African countries to the brink of disaster; the most formidable task we face is to contain the spread to prevent further escalation. Why is it that in a world where we have the means for research and development of advanced technologies, such as 3D printers and state-of-the-art […] By David Snowdon on November 3, 2014 Africa, david snowdon, diagnostic, disease, ebola, freeze dried, Harvard, Jim Collins, Liberia, Lingchong You, Marburg, Paper blotting, Science and Tech, Sierra Leone, Sudan, synthetic biology, Test, The Global Panorama, Zaire Science, Science & Tech Diseases could be diagnosed rapidly and cheaply in some of the most remote corners of the world using a new paper-based diagnostic test Researchers have taken the biological ingredients required for a cell to function and freeze dried them onto sheets of ordinary paper, creating an incredibly cheap and durable diagnostic test. The key aspect […] By Dimona Delvere on October 28, 2014 authorities, cured, Dimona Delvere, ebola, Europe, health, infection, News, Nurse, screening, spain, The Global Panorama, treatment, virus, World Health Organisation Europe, News After two intense weeks of fighting Ebola, Spanish nurse Teresa Romero has completely recovered from the virus MADRID – Spanish nurse Teresa Romero has been cured from Ebola after 16 days of suffering from the virus. The diagnosis was confirmed on October 6. The nurse had been infected while she was caring for a Spanish citizen […] By Emma Sofia Asberg on October 19, 2014 disease, ebola, ebola cases, ebola death, Emma Sofia Asberg, global response, science, The Global Panorama, UN, virus, West Africa, WHO, who ebola Science, Science & Tech Ebola has claimed more than 4,000 lives so far and WHO fears that the virus might affect more people in the next two months The World Health Organisation (WHO) recently warned of Ebola possibly reaching 10,000 new cases per week within two months. The disease has so far taken the lives of 4,447 people, most […] By Randi Karangizi on October 12, 2014 Africa, ebola, ebola victims, ebola virus, Medical staff, News, Randi Karangizi, Sierra Leone, The Global Panorama Africa, News The lethal impact of the West African Ebola virus has become international. CAPE TOWN — The Ebola virus is spreading rapidly and has killed more than 3,300 people predominantly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, making it the worst outbreak yet with no vaccine or treatment for the virus. Ebola spreads though the exchange of bodily fluids […] By Julia Baldanza on September 28, 2014 Africa, border, Colombia, disease, ebola, juan manuel santos, julia baldanza, News, outbreak, Prevention, South America, The Global Panorama, virus News, South America With the virus outbreak out of control, Colombia imposes more rigid measures to ensure the virus doesn’t enter the country. BOGOTA — In December of 2013, an outbreak of Ebola started in Guinea, a country located in West Africa. This deadly disease, which has existed for over five decades – but has so far only […]
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AFRIKOM I DALJE HARA SMRTONOSNA BOLEST! Od početka godine od ebole je umrlo 337 osoba u tri afričke zemlje – u Gvineji, Sijera Leoneu i Liberiji, priopćila je danas u Ženevi Svjetska zdravstvena organizacija. U posljednjih se 15 dana povećao broj žrtava, navela je organizacija i dodala kako je u posljednjem izvješću početkom lipnja bilo 208 umrlih od te zarazne bolesti. Epidemija ebole izbila je u siječnju ove godine u Gvineji i u ožujku se proširila na susjednu Liberiju i Sijera Leone. U te su dvije zemlje preminule 73 osobe. Ebola je vrlo zarazno virusno oboljenje koje izaziva četiri ili pet poznatih virusa. Oboljeli dobivaju groznicu, praćenu bolovima u mišićima, naglim rastom temperature, glavoboljom i slabošću organizma, a ponekad i krvarenjem. Protiv te bolesti i dalje ne postoji cjepivo ili neki drugi siguran lijek, tako da stopa smrtnosti može dosegnuti i 90 posto. Jedna od najmasovnijih epidemija ebole izbila je u Ugandi 2000. godine. Tada je tom bolešću zaraženo 425 ljudi, a više od polovice je umrlo. Epidemije manjih razmera izbijale su i kasnije u Ugandi. Martić ( foto: UNICEF )