A day after the World Health Organization declared that West Africa was Ebola-free, a new case emerged in Sierra Leone when a corpse tested positive for the virus.
You'll never guess where they found the latest case.
The World Health Organization declared the country Ebola-free on Tuesday after it went 42 days--the amount of time in two incubation cycles for the disease--without any reports of new infections, notes the news outlet.
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Ebola is still affecting the many lives of people overseas. However, there’s a silver lining. There’s a new clinic in Sierra Leone that is giving…
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