Ebola virus found in alveoli raises transmission questions
CDC experts report Ebola virus clusters in alveolar macrophages and cells, suggesting presence in lungs but not proven airborne spread. Findings from May Zaire epidemic samples heighten concern about transmission routes while labs study 50,000 animal and hundreds of human samples. Research teams anticipate months of analysis ahead.
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Food poisoning cases rise in wake of new bacteria spread
In San Francisco and nationwide experts warn that food borne bacteria are more deadly and travel farther. Fresh and familiar foods from salami to sprouts to oysters are implicated as outbreaks surge, with Salmonella and botulism cases rising. An advisory stresses vigilance as cases appear linked to multiple foods and producers.
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