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14 Feb 2023

Marburg Virus Outbreak Confirmed in Equatorial Guinea; at least Nine Dead

The advance teams have been deployed in the affected districts to trace contacts, isolate and provide medical care to people showing symptoms of the disease, details below.

19 Jul 2022

Monkeypox vs Marburg virus: Which one is more DEADLY? - All details here

Marburg virus has caused two deaths in Ghana and the World Health Organisation has declared it an outbreak in the country Marburg virus, just like Monkeypox, is also a zoonotic virus or animal-borne virus The Marburg virus is a is a rare but severe hemorrhagic fever which can infect humans and animals both

18 Jul 2022

Marburg Virus Outbreak: Know all about Marburg virus symptoms, treatment

The World Health Organisation (WHO) declared Ghana’s first outbreak of Marburg virus The Marburg virus is a is a rare but severe hemorrhagic fever which infects humans

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18 Jul 2022

WHO declares Marburg outbreak in Ghana, two cases confirmed - Details here

Marburg Virus Outbreak The first case was a 26-year-old male who checked into a hospital on June 26 and died on June 27. The second was a 51-year-old male who went to the hospital on June 28 and died the same day, WHO said.

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08 Jul 2022

Marburg virus: WHO on alert as Ghana reports 2 suspected cases

Marburg is potentially very harmful and deadly: Case fatality rates in past outbreaks have ranged from 24% to 88%.

08 Jul 2022

2 out of 2 infected dead; WHO on high ALERT as THIS deadly virus can kill 88%

At least two cases of the Marburg virus infection were detected in the African country on Thursday. According to doctors, those infected with this virus have various symptoms including fever, vomiting, headache. Marburg has been associated with the ebola virus infection that has spread alarmingly in Africa.

10 Aug 2021

Marburg, a highly infectious disease, detected in West Africa for first time

WHO on August 9 confirmed the first-ever case of the highly infectious disease 'Marburg' virus in West Africa. It informed that Marburg was reported in Guinea's Gueckedou. A team of 10 WHO experts, including epidemiologists and socio-anthropologists, is now on the ground helping to investigate the case.

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