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EN for Ebola virus and Marburg virus

• Ebola virus
• Marburg virus

EN Ebola virus and Marburg virus are related viruses that may cause hemorrhagic fevers

• Ebola virus
• hemorrhagic fevers

EN No drug has been approved to treat Ebola virus or Marburg virus

• treat Ebola virus
• Marburg virus

EN People diagnosed with Ebola virus or Marburg virus receive supportive care and treatment for complications

• diagnosed with Ebola
• Marburg virus receive
• care
• treatment for complications

EN Signs and symptoms typically begin abruptly within five to 10 days of infection with Ebola virus or Marburg virus

• Signs
• symptoms typically begin
• infection with Ebola
• Marburg virus

EN People who have Ebola virus or Marburg virus typically don't become contagious until they develop symptoms

• Ebola virus
• Marburg virus typically
• become contagious until
• develop symptoms

EN There's no evidence that Ebola virus or Marburg virus can be spread via insect bites.

• There's no evidence
• Ebola virus
• spread via insect

EN For most people, the risk of getting Ebola virus or Marburg virus is low. The risk increases if you:

• risk of getting
• virus

EN Travel to Africa. You're at increased risk if you visit or work in areas where Ebola virus or Marburg virus outbreaks have occurred.

• Travel to Africa
• You're at increased
• visit
• areas where Ebola
• Marburg virus outbreaks

EN People are more likely to contract the Ebola virus or Marburg virus if they conduct animal research with monkeys imported from Africa or the Philippines.

• likely to contract
• Ebola virus
• conduct animal research

EN The bodies of people who have died of Ebola virus or Marburg virus are still contagious

• died of Ebola
• contagious

EN Both Ebola virus and Marburg virus lead to death for a high number of people who are affected. As the illnesses progress, the viruses can cause:

• Both Ebola virus
• Marburg virus lead
• affected
• illnesses progress

EN But scientists don't understand why some people recover from Ebola virus and Marburg virus and others don't.

• scientists don't understand
• recover from Ebola
• Marburg virus
• others

EN Prevention focuses on avoiding contact with the viruses. The following precautions can help prevent infection and spread of Ebola virus and Marburg virus.

• viruses
• prevent infection
• spread of Ebola
• Marburg

EN People with Ebola virus or Marburg virus are most contagious in the later stages of the disease.

• Ebola virus

EN Scientists continue to work on a variety of vaccines that would protect people from Ebola virus and Marburg virus. Research is ongoing.

• variety of vaccines
• Ebola virus
• Marburg virus

EN Ebola transmission: Can Ebola spread through the air?

• Ebola transmission
• air

EN Ebola virus has been found in African monkeys, chimps and other nonhuman primates

• found in African
• chimps
• nonhuman primates

EN During the Ebola epidemic in West Africa seven years ago, eight U.S. diplomats worked tirelessly for two years to save lives from the deadly virus.

• During the Ebola
• West Africa seven
• ago
• eight
• diplomats worked tirelessly

EN During the Ebola epidemic in West Africa seven years ago, eight U.S. diplomats worked tirelessly for two years to save lives from the deadly virus.

• During the Ebola
• West Africa seven
• ago
• eight
• diplomats worked tirelessly

EN You don't have symptoms but you've had close contact with someone who tests positive for the COVID-19 virus or is suspected of having the virus

• don't have symptoms
• you've had close
• someone who tests
• virus
• suspected of having

EN You may have heard there is a virus going around that can make people feel sick. A virus is a germ and it is so tiny you can't even see it.

• virus going around
• feel sick
• tiny you can't

EN Infection. A chemical peel can lead to a bacterial, fungal or viral infection, such as a flare-up of the herpes virus ? the virus that causes cold sores.

• Infection
• bacterial
• fungal
• viral infection
• virus
• virus that causes

EN The most common infection is a flare-up of the herpes virus ? the virus that causes cold sores

• virus
• virus that causes
• sores

EN Chronic infection with the hepatitis B virus (HBV) or hepatitis C virus (HCV) increases your risk of liver cancer.

• hepatitis B virus
• HBV
• hepatitis C virus
• HCV
• increases your risk
• liver

EN Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) ? the virus that causes AIDS

• Human immunodeficiency virus
• HIV
• virus that causes

EN Signs and symptoms of respiratory syncytial virus infection most commonly appear about four to six days after exposure to the virus

• Signs
• symptoms of respiratory
• appear about four
• six days after
• virus

EN Rabies is a deadly virus spread to people from the saliva of infected animals. The rabies virus is usually transmitted through a bite.

• saliva of infected

EN Any mammal (an animal that suckles its young) can transmit the rabies virus. The animals most likely to transmit the rabies virus to people include:

• mammal
• animal that suckles
• young
• transmit the rabies
• animals most likely

EN Fear of the virus is spreading faster than the virus itself

• virus itself

EN You may have heard there is a virus going around that can make people feel sick. A virus is a germ and it is so tiny you can't even see it.

• virus going around
• feel sick
• tiny you can't

EN A milder strain of Ebola has been discovered in monkeys and pigs in the Philippines.

• discovered in monkeys

EN The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved an Ebola vaccine. It's given as a single dose and has been found to be effective and safe to use.

• Food
• Drug Administration
• FDA
• vaccine
• single dose

EN Another Ebola vaccine has been developed and used in the Democratic Republic of Congo in a research study

• Another Ebola vaccine
• developed
• Republic of Congo
• research study

EN People with the virus are likely contagious from about a day before symptoms appear until about five days after they start

• virus are likely
• day before symptoms
• until about five
• after they start

EN If you've had influenza in the past, your body has already made antibodies to fight that specific strain of the virus

• you've had influenza
• past
• body has already
• antibodies to fight
• virus

EN Gastrointestinal infections (echoviruses), mononucleosis (Epstein-Barr virus) and German measles (rubella) also can cause myocarditis

• Gastrointestinal infections
• echoviruses
• mononucleosis
• Epstein-Barr virus
• German measles
• rubella
• cause myocarditis

EN Clean surfaces. Regularly clean often-touched surfaces to prevent spread of infection from touching a surface with the virus on it and then your face.

• Clean surfaces
• Regularly clean often-touched
• touching a surface

EN The deer mouse is the primary carrier of the virus responsible for most cases of hantavirus pulmonary syndrome in North America

• cases of hantavirus
• syndrome in North

EN Aerosolization occurs when a virus is kicked up into the air, making it easy for you to inhale

• virus is kicked
• air
• making it easy
• inhale

EN This kills the virus and helps prevent infected dust from being stirred up into the air

• kills the virus
• helps prevent infected
• air

EN People demanded freedom of expression and transparency after authorities reprimanded health professionals for warning about the virus

• transparency after authorities
• virus

EN As more people are vaccinated, the virus is less likely to spread, mutate, and potentially become even more dangerous

• vaccinated
• virus is less
• spread
• mutate
• potentially become even
• dangerous

EN COVID-19 vaccines are effective against variants of the virus currently circulating in the United States, including the Delta variant.

• vaccines are effective
• United States
• Delta

EN This shows that you may have protection against the virus.

EN Also, they are more likely than younger kids to spread the virus and become seriously ill

• likely than younger
• spread the virus
• become seriously ill

EN The COVID-19 vaccines do not contain the live virus, so they cannot cause COVID-19.

• live virus
• cannot cause

EN Each of us has the ideas and the strength of character to help the world respond to recover better from the health and socioeconomic impact of the virus.

• ideas
• strength of character
• respond to recover
• health

EN During a routine blood donation, he was diagnosed with the hepatitis C virus

• During a routine
• donation
• he was diagnosed
• hepatitis C virus

EN "This is a very serious disease. I have seen people suffering from it die. I personally don't know how I contracted the virus," Boniface wonders to this day.

• very serious disease
• seen people suffering
• die
• personally don't know