Guinea
Sailor believed clear of Ebola
Health authorities on Monday said that a sailor on a ship bound from Guinea to the port of Piraeus who was reported to have been displaying possible signs of Ebola was not believed to be infected with the deadly virus that has claimed thousands of lives in West Africa.
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Ebola-infected Sierra Leone doctor 'extremely ill' in US
A doctor said to be "extremely ill" after being infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone was being treated in the United States on Nov. 16, while the world's most powerful economies vowed to "extinguish" the deadly epidemic.
First Ebola treatment trials to start in west Africa
Global aid agency Doctors Without Borders said on Nov. 13 it would begin unprecedented trials within a month on Ebola drugs and blood from survivors using patients in west Africa.
The trials in Guinea are aimed at rushing out an emergency therapy to battle an epidemic which has taken more than 5,000 lives since December.
Dacic confers with Ambassadors of African Arab countries
BELGRADE - Ivica Dacic, Serbia's first deputy prime minister and foreign minister, held a meeting on Wednesday with 15 Ambassadors of the group of African Arab countries in an effort to further strengthen Serbia's position in Arab countries, and improve bilateral relations with African partners.
Ebola Cases Exceed 10,000 – Latest WHO Report
The number of cases in the Ebola outbreak has exceeded 10,000, with 4,922 deaths, the World Health Organization says in its latest report.
Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone are the three countries worst-hit by the deadly virus, with 10,114 people infected there and 4,912 deaths recorded.
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New York confirms first Ebola case
A doctor who recently returned to New York from treating Ebola patients in Guinea tested positive on Oct. 23 for the deadly virus, the first confirmed case in the city, officials said.
The 33-year-old -- identified by US media as Craig Spencer -- has been placed in isolation, in what is the fourth case of Ebola diagnosed in the United States and the first outside Texas.
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EU puts up 24 million euros to find Ebola vaccine
The European Union put up 24.4 million euros Thursday in a "race against time" to find Ebola vaccines and treatments as deaths from the disease mount in the worst affected countries.
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Ibrahima Keita (Guinea): Romania was my destiny
It was my destiny to come to Romania - says Ibrahima Keita, born in Guinea, who came to our country on a scholarship and remained here, fascinated with the beauty of the places. For 30 years, he worked as museographer at the Art Museum of Tulcea Municipality, having devoted most of his life to culture.
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Greek hospital on standby for Ebola outbreak
One public hospital, the Amalia Fleming in northern Athens, has been put on standby to deal with an Ebola outbreak in Greece while medical specialists have been dispatched to the countrys main entry points in a bid to contain possible arrival of the deadly disease, authorities said Friday.
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Grgic: Health care system ready for occurrence of Ebola
BELGRADE - There is no Ebola in Serbia, and the health care system is ready to respond appropriately if the disease occurs, says Bojana Grgic, an epidemiologist with the Batut Public Health Institute in Belgrade.