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Ebola: N10bn emergency fund to cover Lassa fever, other diseases – NCDC DG Premium Times Nigeria
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has explained that Ebola survivors may transmit the virus through sexual intercourse if it persists in their semen after recovery. In contrast, survivors who have met the criteria for discharge from treatment are not expected to transmit the vi...
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