AN OVER VIEW ON EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE
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Ebola virus Disease, Monkeys Origin, Ebola TransmissionAbstract
The Ebola virus Disease (EVD) is a severe, often illness in the human beings. .The Ebola virus was first appeared in 1976 in the two simultaneous out breaks, in the different countries like the Nzara, Sudan, and in Yambuku. Monkeys originating from the Philippines become ill and died. Currently there is no a vaccines or the specific treatment is available for the treatment of the Ebola Virus Disease. Ebola is spread through the direct contact (through broken skin or unprotected mucous membranes. The EVD is a severe actual viral illness often a characterized by the sudden on of a fever, intense weakness. Muscular pain, headache and sore throat. No FDA- Approved vaccines or specific treatment. Hence its big challenge for all the researchers to find out or develop a new moiety which can cat against Ebola Virus Diseases.
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