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Residents burn an Ebola treatment center in DR Congo

Residents burn an Ebola treatment center in DR Congo as anger grows over the outbreak

People set fire to an Ebola treatment center in a town at the heart of the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo on Thursday after being stopped from retrieving the body of a local man, a w...

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Attackers burn Ebola treatment tent in Congo; 18 suspected cases escape

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Ebola treatment center burns in eastern Congo city of Rwampara

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As Ebola Rages in Countryside, Congo’s Capital Strives to Carry On

Kinshasa residents continue to pack markets, bars and public transportation, despite growing international concern about the spread of the virus.

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Protesters attack DRC treatment center as the WHO warns violence is threatening Ebola efforts

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Mob Burns Congo Ebola Center Amid Rare Strain Outbreak

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Red Cross volunteers die from suspected Ebola in DR Congo

The outbreak involves a rare species of Ebola, known as Bundibugyo, which has no proven vaccine and kills about a third of those infected.

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WHO says Ebola risk now 'very high' in DR Congo

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American Doctor With Ebola Says He Is ‘Optimistic’ for Recovery

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How placenta grafting is revolutionizing burn treatment

In a groundbreaking development in medical treatment for severe burns, placenta grafting has emerged as a promising solution for third-degree burns. This innovative approach is rekindling interest in the use of placenta in regenerative medicine, a practice ...

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Burn treatment made from pineapples reduces need for skin grafting surgery: 'New avenue of wound care'

A newly approved medicinal cream made from pineapples could be a "game-changer" for burn patients, doctors say. At Stony Brook Medicine’s burn center in New York, doctors recently started using NexoBrid, which became commercially available on Sept.

With Ebola "spreading rapidly" in Congo, WHO upgrades national risk level to "very high"

The head of the World Health Organization says Ebola has killed at least 7 people in Congo, but the U.N. agency says it knows the epidemic "is much larger."