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Oxford Ebola trial sparks questions
“We're doing all the same tests that we would normally do, just we're able to do them in parallel."
“We're doing all the same tests that we would normally do, just we're able to do them in parallel."
"That's like removing smoke detectors because fires are expensive to track."
Perhaps the most enduring lesson is that successful public health stories are often invisible.
“Hantavirus may rarely spread from person to person, but it is still a highly deadly virus and shouldn’t be taken...
"Nearly 150 people are marooned in the Atlantic, trapped not by storm or engine failure, but by an invisible virus...
“It's not the food. It’s norovirus that came uninvited on unwashed hands.”
“Preparedness and clear communication are key to minimizing the impact of any future outbreak.”
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