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Can the rush for vaccines slow the latest Ebola outbreak?

Can the rush for vaccines slow the latest Ebola outbreak?

Title: Can the vaccine drive curb the newest Ebola surge?

The emergence of the Bundibugyo variant serves as a stark reminder that severe health crises can quickly intensify when pathogens remain undetected.


Source: Financial Times Generated at: 2026-06-03 04:00:27 UTC

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