Liberia president lauds US Ebola aid pledge amid dire outbreak
Liberia President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf welcomed a U S pledge to send troops and treatment centers as Ebola overwhelms aid efforts. She urged the world to intensify action while health workers face rising infections, including a French MSF staffer evacuated to France. WHO cites 300+ health workers infected across Guinea Liberia and Sierra Leone with high fatalities.
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Ebola airborne unlikely says Fauci at hearings
NIH scientist Dr. Anthony Fauci told lawmakers the Ebola virus is highly unlikely to mutate into an airborne threat. He noted the epidemic in West Africa has killed about 2,400 and spread mainly by direct contact with bodily fluids, while researchers monitor for mutations.
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