Urgency grows as scientists race to Ebola cure
Seattle researchers push Ebola work under a growing outbreak. Kineta and UW teams identify compounds that stop viral spread and explore innate immunity. Despite promising lab results, no drug is near market. funding and economics remain major hurdles.
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U.S. to Receive Ebola Missionary Patients
Nurse Nancy Writebol and Dr. Kent Brantly, both exposed in Liberia, are being flown to the United States for treatment. An evacuation plane will transport Writebol to Atlanta early Tuesday, while Brantly arrived Saturday at Emory University Hospital. Frieden said treatment in the U.S. poses no risk to the public as West Africa endures its worst Ebola outbreak. Brantly appears to be improving.
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