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*[[Ebola virus]]

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...emerging diseases, such as the group of [[hemorrhagic fever]]s including [[Ebola]], the [[prion]] diseases such as [[Creuzfeldt-Jakob syndrome]] and [[bovin

| [[Ebola virus]] and [[Marburg virus]]

...(e.g., highly pathogenic [[influenza]]), or of extreme lethality ([[Ebola|Ebola hemorrhagic fever]]) get very quick reporting.

...a|the flu]], [[chickenpox]] and [[cold sores]]. Serious diseases such as [[Ebola]], [[AIDS]], [[bird flu]] and [[SARS]] are all also caused by viruses. The ...ent-like viruses that cause [[viral hemorrhagic fever]], and include the [[Ebola]] and [[Marburg virus]]es. The Marburg virus attracted widespread press att

1976 saw the first recorded outbreak of [[Ebola hemorrhagic fever]], a highly lethal virally transmitted disease.

...ntres on the search of the protagonists search of self while battling with ebola, in a circus.

...ince 1973, including [[human immunodeficiency virus]] (HIV), [[Ebola virus|Ebola]], [[hepatitis C]], and [[Nipah virus]], for which no cures are available. ...Marburg virus]] also appeared in DRC for the first time in 1998. [[Ebola | Ebola hemorrhagic fever]] strikes sporadically in countries such as the [[DRC]],

...t have appeared globally since 1973, some incurable, including HIV/AIDS, [[Ebola]], and [[hepatitis C virus]]. Most recently, [[Nipah virus | Nipah]] [[ence

...esults of US BW experiments, and makes similar insinuations concerning the Ebola virus outbreaks in Zaire. <ref name=NICchiWMD-CBW></ref>