Uganda Declares End of Ebola
Ugandan health authorities have announced that there are no longer any cases of Ebola infection. This comes after 20 people contracted the virus, with 2 of them losing their lives since the outbreak began in mid-May. This marks the end of the latest wave of this hemorrhagic virus, which spreads through direct contact and body fluids and causes hemorrhagic fever. Over the past fifty years, Ebola has claimed the lives of more than 15,000 people across Africa. Experts are working on developing vaccines and treatments against the Bundibugyo strain, with progress made in early clinical trial phases and ongoing clinical trials for both vaccines and therapies.
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