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.World Health Organization (WHO) expert groups recommend adding two candidate vaccines developed for Bundibugyo virus to the vaccine trial in #DRC. This is science and partnership in action. But vaccines cannot replace the lifesaving measures needed now: early care, contact tracing, isolation, safe and dignified burials, and trusted community engagement.

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The ongoing Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus has taken a devastating toll on people’s lives and health, claiming over 5000 lives. Supporting the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s health response, WHO and partners are working to advance vaccine research, treatments and medicines that can improve care and save lives. WHO expert groups have recommended adding two candidate vaccines to the ongoing Tumaini clinical trial in the DRC, marking a milestone in protecting people against Bundibugyo virus. Here’s how science is driving the search for solutions in the face of a crisis. Learn more:

The ongoing Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus has taken a devastating toll on people’s lives and health, claiming over 5000 lives. Supporting the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s health response, WHO and partners are working to advance vaccine research, treatments and medicines that can improve care and save lives. WHO expert groups have recommended adding two candidate vaccines to the ongoing Tumaini clinical trial in the DRC, marking a milestone in protecting people against Bundibugyo virus. Here’s how science is driving the search for solutions in the face of a crisis. Learn more:

World Health Organization (WHO)

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The World Health Organization confirms there are no approved vaccines for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. Two candidate vaccines are currently in the pipeline.

The World Health Organization confirms there are no approved vaccines for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola. Two candidate vaccines are currently in the pipeline.

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NOW - WHO confirm that there are currently no approved vaccines for Bundibugyo Ebola, but there are two candidate vaccines in the pipeline.

NOW - WHO confirm that there are currently no approved vaccines for Bundibugyo Ebola, but there are two candidate vaccines in the pipeline.

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Here’s what World Health Organization (WHO) and global health partners are doing to accelerate therapeutic and vaccine R&D for the #Ebola Bundibugyo virus ⬇️

Here’s what World Health Organization (WHO) and global health partners are doing to accelerate therapeutic and vaccine R&D for the #Ebola Bundibugyo virus ⬇️

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

14,977 views • 5 months ago

Even without vaccines or specific therapeutics, people can survive #Ebola disease caused by the Bundibugyo virus if they receive timely healthcare and seek treatment as soon as symptoms appear. World Health Organization (WHO) and many partners are supporting the establishment of Ebola treatment centres in #DRC. Yesterday, I witnessed the opening of one such centre in Bunia, which will ensure that patients in the community can access lifesaving care. Together, we will stop this outbreak.

Even without vaccines or specific therapeutics, people can survive #Ebola disease caused by the Bundibugyo virus if they receive timely healthcare and seek treatment as soon as symptoms appear. World Health Organization (WHO) and many partners are supporting the establishment of Ebola treatment centres in #DRC. Yesterday, I witnessed the opening of one such centre in Bunia, which will ensure that patients in the community can access lifesaving care. Together, we will stop this outbreak.

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80,952 views • 5 months ago

DRC #Ebola outbreak: World Health Organization (WHO) is working closely with the authorities and rushing more testing kits to eastern DRC to identify cases of infection of Bundibugyo virus.

DRC #Ebola outbreak: World Health Organization (WHO) is working closely with the authorities and rushing more testing kits to eastern DRC to identify cases of infection of Bundibugyo virus.

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Nearly six months into the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, more than 10,500 people have been infected. Now, two new vaccine candidates are set to enter clinical trials, offering fresh hope in the fight against the deadly Bundibugyo virus, World Health Organization (WHO) explains.

Nearly six months into the Ebola outbreak in the DRC, more than 10,500 people have been infected. Now, two new vaccine candidates are set to enter clinical trials, offering fresh hope in the fight against the deadly Bundibugyo virus, World Health Organization (WHO) explains.

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Community trust is the foundation of effective public health response. Without community support, outbreak control measures cannot succeed. World Health Organization (WHO) is working with community leaders in Bunia, #DRC, to build confidence, address concerns and share clear information about #Ebola.

Community trust is the foundation of effective public health response. Without community support, outbreak control measures cannot succeed. World Health Organization (WHO) is working with community leaders in Bunia, #DRC, to build confidence, address concerns and share clear information about #Ebola.

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34,244 views • 5 months ago

Two months into the #Ebola outbreak in the #DRC, intense transmission in Ituri province is our primary concern. More than 2,000 cases and almost 800 deaths have been reported. Most new cases are being detected outside known contact lists, and two-thirds of deaths are occurring in communities. World Health Organization (WHO), Africa CDC and partners are supporting Ministère de la Santé RDC to rapidly expand treatment, laboratories, contact tracing and community engagement. But armed conflict is obstructing access and putting patients and responders at risk. Yesterday, an Ebola treatment centre in Bunia was attacked. Health interventions alone will not stop this outbreak. Urgent political action is needed to secure access, protect health workers and scale up the response. Even a temporary ceasefire would help.

Two months into the #Ebola outbreak in the #DRC, intense transmission in Ituri province is our primary concern. More than 2,000 cases and almost 800 deaths have been reported. Most new cases are being detected outside known contact lists, and two-thirds of deaths are occurring in communities. World Health Organization (WHO), Africa CDC and partners are supporting Ministère de la Santé RDC to rapidly expand treatment, laboratories, contact tracing and community engagement. But armed conflict is obstructing access and putting patients and responders at risk. Yesterday, an Ebola treatment centre in Bunia was attacked. Health interventions alone will not stop this outbreak. Urgent political action is needed to secure access, protect health workers and scale up the response. Even a temporary ceasefire would help.

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66,643 views • 3 months ago

.World Health Organization (WHO) continues to work alongside health authorities and partners in the #Ebola response in #DRC, tracing contacts, supporting treatment centres, strengthening infection prevention, and engaging communities to help stop the spread. The response is ongoing and sustained support is urgently needed to protect communities and save lives.

.World Health Organization (WHO) continues to work alongside health authorities and partners in the #Ebola response in #DRC, tracing contacts, supporting treatment centres, strengthening infection prevention, and engaging communities to help stop the spread. The response is ongoing and sustained support is urgently needed to protect communities and save lives.

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As the #EbolaOutbreak in Uganda ends, the national response highlights three clear lessons: early preparedness saves lives, rapid response is critical, and World Health Organization (WHO)’s support remains vital, not only for Uganda, but for #GlobalHealth security. During the recovery period, World Health Organization (WHO) will continue supporting Ministry of Health- Uganda and partners, to continue investing in surveillance, survivor care, and preparedness to ensure Uganda remains safe. World Health Organization (WHO)AFRO World Health Organization (WHO)RepinUganda

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Science drives progress in health and is the foundation of everything World Health Organization (WHO) does. Next Tuesday, we launch the global Together for Science and Health movement to: -Strengthen information integrity -Make evidence more accessible and relevant -Build trust through transparency, credible voices and genuine community engagement Join us:

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Today is a great day for health, a great day for science, and a great day for vaccines: World Health Organization (WHO) is recommending a second vaccine to prevent #malaria in children at risk of the disease, called R21/Matrix-M. Demand for the RTS,S vaccine far exceeds supply, so the R21 vaccine is a vital additional tool to protect more children faster, and to bring us closer to our vision of a malaria-free world #EndMalaria

Today is a great day for health, a great day for science, and a great day for vaccines: World Health Organization (WHO) is recommending a second vaccine to prevent #malaria in children at risk of the disease, called R21/Matrix-M. Demand for the RTS,S vaccine far exceeds supply, so the R21 vaccine is a vital additional tool to protect more children faster, and to bring us closer to our vision of a malaria-free world #EndMalaria

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Real Journalism. This was recorded in 2019 and is a must watch! For years, the government, medical establishment and vaccine industry have insisted that any science linking vaccines to autism is not to be believed. But what if the government's own pro-vaccine medical expert, who helped defend vaccines in federal vaccine court, privately told the government that vaccines can cause autism, after all? And what if the government not only covered that up but went on to misrepresent his opinion to debunk vaccine-autism lawsuits? Now—we have remarkable new information: a respected pro-vaccine medical expert used by the federal government to debunk the vaccine-autism link, says vaccines can cause autism after all. He claims he told that to government officials long ago, but they kept it secret.

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#Dengue is no longer a sporadic threat confined to the tropics. More than half the world's population live in areas at risk. Reversing this trend demands urgent and coordinated action. That means: - stronger surveillance for early detection; - investing in innovative vector control strategies; - equitable access to vaccines and care. World Health Organization (WHO) is committed to supporting countries reduce the risk posed by dengue.

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We expect the first delivery of #mpox vaccines to arrive in #DRC tomorrow, donated by the European Commission’s Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority. I thank the European Union for its donation, and we call on countries with stockpiles of vaccines to work with us and our partners to get those vaccines to where they are needed now.

We expect the first delivery of #mpox vaccines to arrive in #DRC tomorrow, donated by the European Commission’s Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority. I thank the European Union for its donation, and we call on countries with stockpiles of vaccines to work with us and our partners to get those vaccines to where they are needed now.

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Congratulations to the Egyptian Drug Authority for attaining World Health Organization (WHO) maturity level 3 for regulation of both vaccines and medicines. This achievement shows #Egypt’s strong commitment to expanding access to safe, effective and quality health products. #HealthForAll

Congratulations to the Egyptian Drug Authority for attaining World Health Organization (WHO) maturity level 3 for regulation of both vaccines and medicines. This achievement shows #Egypt’s strong commitment to expanding access to safe, effective and quality health products. #HealthForAll

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A crucial Ebola vaccine trial has launched in the DR Congo to assess whether vaccines can protect against the disease, said World Health Organization (WHO)’s Dr. Meg Doherty, speaking to journalists in Geneva. A vital step in the fight against Ebola.

A crucial Ebola vaccine trial has launched in the DR Congo to assess whether vaccines can protect against the disease, said World Health Organization (WHO)’s Dr. Meg Doherty, speaking to journalists in Geneva. A vital step in the fight against Ebola.

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I lost two parents due to the COVID-19 pandemic. And I’m so grateful that vaccines were eventually developed—saving millions of lives. But now RFK Jr. is firing vaccine experts and gutting public health. This fight is personal, and we have to push back.

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.@DelBigtree explains to POLITICO health care reporter Chelsea Cirruzzo the massive flaw in current published science around vaccines and autism.

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