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Why are we seeing more outbreaks of the deadliest diseases?
Cases of illnesses like haemorrhagic fever were once sporadic but have been increasing in frequency
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Vaccines Subcommittee member Krutika Kuppalli, MD FIDSA shares a powerful experience from the #Ebola outbreak in 2014 that highlights the determination of mothers to protect their children through vaccination even in the face of a deadly outbreak.
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Why are we seeing more outbreaks of #Ebola & #Marburg?
David Heymann tells @telegraph.co.uk one reason may be governments are now better at looking for the viruses & their laboratories are much better at detecting them.
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Honored to be part of the newly formed @escmid.bsky.social #Vaccines subcommittee and to share my perspective during #WorldImmunizationWeek.
Vaccines have reshaped our ability to prevent outbreaks, protect healthcare workers, and turn diseases like #Ebola into preventable threats.
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ESCMID Vaccines Subcommittee member Krutika Kuppalli, MD FIDSA shares how far we've come thanks to vaccines, specifically in the case of Ebola. Preventing outbreaks and safeguarding our healthcare workers is vitally important to public health. #VaccinesWork #Vaccines #WorldImmunizationWeek #ebola
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ESCMID Vaccines Subcommittee member Krutika Kuppalli, MD FIDSA shares how far we've come thanks to vaccines, specifically in the case of Ebola. Preventing outbreaks and safeguarding our healthcare workers is vitally important to public health.
#VaccinesWork #Vaccines #WorldImmunizationWeek #ebola
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We wrote on the 50th anniversary of the discovery of Legionnaire's, Ebola, and the 1976 swine flu incident.
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Great piece by @dbj63.bsky.social @cmyeaton.bsky.social in @thelancet.com on lessons learned during prior outbreaks fifty years ago and what do we still need to learn/ do www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
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Divergent pathogenesis of two Chinese Crimean–Congo hemorrhagic fever viruses in cynomolgus macaques
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“Testing showed that samples from patients tested negative for more than 200 pathogens..This includes Ebola and Marburg virus diseases, Rift Valley fever, yellow fever, and Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever.” www.cidrap.umn.edu/misc-e….
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At least 5 dead in Burundi from a mystery illness: Africa CDC
Lab tests are negative for more than 200 pathogens, but testing continues.
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A code enforcement officer discovered a clandestine California biolab warehouse containing dangerous pathogens including HIV, malaria, COVID-19 and Ebola.
The facility was allegedly operated by a Chinese national
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She uncovered a terrifying lab hidden in California, with alleged ties to China
A code enforcement officer investigating an odd smell found vials and labels for diseases at a California warehouse. She never guessed where the case would lead.
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What began as a routine check triggered by a persistent odor led to an unsettling discovery: a hidden lab operating inside a California warehouse containing dangerous pathogens including HIV, malaria, COVID-19 and Ebola.
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She uncovered a terrifying lab hidden in California, with alleged ties to China
A code enforcement officer investigating an odd smell found vials and labels for diseases at a California warehouse. She never guessed where the case would lead.
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“Under the agreement, Just - Evotec Biologics will utilize its validated technology platforms to perform molecular optimization, cell line development, and manufacturing process development for two antibodies.” apnews.com/press-releas...
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Just - Evotec Biologics Enters Project Agreement with BARDA to Optimize Biomanufacturing of Antibodies Against Ebola and Related Viruses
The program leverages Just - Evotec Biologics' advanced biomanufacturing platform to deliver high-quality, scalable, cost-efficient production through significantly higher yields Manufacturing process...
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Comparison of Four Assays That Measure Antibodies to Ebola Virus Glycoprotein www.biorxiv.org/content/1…
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To control EBOV outbreaks, defining potential sanctuary sites where the virus may persist and lead to transmission is important. In this report, persistence of EBOV RNA in breast milk was identified and characterized. Read the full report: nej.md/4uEHLTw
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Simultaneous broad protection against Ebola Sudan, Marburg and Lassa viruses conferred by a DNA primed MVA-vectored multivalent vaccine www.biorxiv.org/content/1…
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Vaccination boost! 🦠💉
A delayed booster given 18 months after the initial dose generates a stronger, more diverse, and long‑lasting high‑affinity antibody response to Ebola glycoprotein than a single vaccination.
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Improved VSV-Ebola-GP booster vaccination approach promotes antibody affinity maturation and durable anti-Ebola immunity in humans - Nature Immunology
A delayed booster of Ebola vaccine induces a stronger and durable antibody response with higher affinity maturation than a single dose, providing long-lasting immunity and enhancing the ability to pre...
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There’s a haemorrhagic disease similar to Ebola that’s endemic to West Africa but spreading beyond its borders. Here’s what to know: bit.ly/4rp7JaD
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Lassa fever is going undiagnosed in West Africa, risking global spread
A new Lancet study says undiagnosed infections of the Ebola-like disease are endangering patients in West Africa and beyond.
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"Russian flu," the pandemic that hit in 1977, bears an evolutionary signature of having emerged from a lab, perhaps as part of a failed vaccine effort. Covid, mpox, Ebola, and other influenza pandemics don't. Here's my story on a new way to trace the origins of pandemics. Gift link: nyti.ms/46N0W33
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“The next pandemic won’t arrive labeled as such. It will begin with scattered reports of unexplained pneumonia or hemorrhagic fever. There will be debate over transmissibility, severity and whether airborne spread is plausible. Some will urge patience...” www.bloomberg.com/news/fe….
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What We Forget About Covid Will Shape the Next Pandemic
As the pandemic recedes, our collective memory is softening the fear and chaos. That shift could determine how we handle the next crisis.
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From measles complications to desert vaccinators and a rapid Ebola response in the DRC, this week’s Global Health Notes newsletter looks at how health systems hold the line against infectious disease. bit.ly/3N2vS8O
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Meetings on Ebola at the US State Department had more tech security than this...and no one thought Ebola was trying to listen in.
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Last September, the DRC suffered from its 16th outbreak of Ebola. Rapid international coordination, including shipment of vaccines from the global stockpile, helped bring the epidemic under control before it swelled to epidemic proportions: bit.ly/3OwTC5j
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Three months to halt Ebola: how the DRC contained the virus
In a remote part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, people are breathing easy again, after vaccines from the global stockpile helped squash a potentially catastrophic outbreak.
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A new All Africa feature highlights both the progress made against Ebola — and the work still ahead — drawing on insights from CEPI CEO Richard Hatchett.
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Africa: Ebola Has Gone From a Global Emergency to a Disease We Can Stop, Says CEPI Chief
"In a single decade, the world has transformed Ebola from a global emergency to a disease that can be stopped in its tracks," said Dr Richard Hatchett, CEO of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness I...
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In an Ebola outbreak, every hour counts. Working with local labs and partners, the CDC responded quickly. By deploying experts, using digital tools and reinforcing airport screening, the recent outbreak was stopped in just 3 months. Read more about the essential role of the CDC: bit.ly/3Oo2TfK
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Another Battle Won Against Ebola
CDC helped the Democratic Republic of the Congo contain its 16th Ebola outbreak, saving lives.
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When the DRC announced its 16th Ebola outbreak, the CDC jumped into action. The result? The outbreak was declared over in 3 months, w/ 0 cases reaching the US. We believe investing in the CDC is one of the most cost-effective ways to save lives and enhance global security. 🔗bit.ly/46vLw2R
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Protecting Health Workers and Communities from Ebola
CDC's support during an Ebola outbreak helped protect local populations and Americans.
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