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Ebola virus vaccine breakthrough prompts health officials to order 300,000 doses
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An experimental vaccine has been found to be highly successful against the deadly Ebola virus when used in a major trial in Guinea.The study, led by the World Health Organisation (WHO), was the first to find a way to stop infection from the pathogen.The drug has not yet been approved by regulatory authorities but an emergency stockpile of 300,000 doses has been created in case the virus flares up.
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Efficacy and effectiveness of an rVSV-vectored vaccine in preventing Ebola virus disease
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The Ebola ça Suffit clinical trial, funded in part by the World Health Organization, evaluated the potential of a candidate vaccine to protect against Ebola virus.After identifying laboratory-confirmed cases of the disease in the west African nations of Guinea and Sierra Leone, contacts and contacts of contacts linked to infected persons were tested for response to the recombinant, replication competent vesicular stomatitis virus-based vaccine.Adults who were not pregnant, breastfeeding, or severely ill were randomized to immediate vaccination with rVSV-ZEBOV or vaccination after 21 days.
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Ebola vaccine shown to be 'highly protective' against deadly virus in major trial
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Scientists on Thursday announced a milestone in the fight against Ebola, reporting that a major trial of an experimental vaccine shows that it may be "highly protective" against the virus, which has infected nearly 30,000 people and killed 11,000 worldwide since 2013.Although the current outbreak has been contained, health officials fear the deadly pathogen could come back and have been racing to develop new ways to stop it should that scenario unfold.The new study, led by the World Health Organization, was based in a coastal region of Guinea known as Basse-Guinee.
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