ECDC Infographic: Ebola Disease Risk and Detection Measures in Europe
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Summary
This infographic from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) addresses Ebola disease risks in Europe. It notes that while Ebola cases can occur in Europe, they remain rare based on previous outbreak experience. The content outlines measures to rapidly detect cases and reduce the risk of further spread of the disease.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledExperience from previous outbreaks shows that while Ebola disease cases can occur in Europe, they remain rare.
The following measures will help rapidly detect cases and reduce the risk of further spread.
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