A study of macaques finds Ebola virus remains viable in the body for up to 7 days after death, highlighting the importance of safe burial of humans who die from the disease.
A new study suggests human population density and green vegetation cover in Ebola-affected African regions are factors in helping the virus spill over from animals to humans.
A new study suggests human population density and green vegetation cover in Ebola-affected African regions are factors in helping the virus spill over from animals to humans.
New research finds that the outbreak of the Ebola virus disease occurring in West Africa may have originated from contact between humans and virus-infected bats.