Teachers to seek 'assurances' on safety of schools before any return to classrooms
A teachers’ union wants safety measures in schools to be reviewed in the context of the new, more transmissible strains.
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A teachers’ union wants safety measures in schools to be reviewed in the context of the new, more transmissible strains.
Neighbouring Montenegro is blaming a rise in cases on the return of fans from matches in Serbia.
Community transmission is ‘very, very low’ says the chief medical officer.
Schools are being constantly updated by the HSE regarding the outbreak.
There have not been any confirmed cases of the virus in Ireland, or in the UK.
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Britain held a similar simulation to assess how prepared services were for a possible Ebola outbreak.
That’s according to Oxfam, which works in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Researchers calculated which countries are most at risk for imported cases of Ebola.
Health professionals say randomised controlled trials are unethical and impractical.
The 33-year-old American is to be flown back to the US for treatment.
A Dublin hospital had restricted access to the patient as they investigated Ebola as a possibility – they have now cleared him.
It has appealed for volunteers to come forward.
Two aid workers are in a serious but stable condition after becoming infected.
The virus is fatal in 90% of cases.
The recommendation applies to a number of African, Asian, and Middle Eastern countries.
The going rate for sex in Kasensero is as little as €1.50.
A 65-year-old man was hospitalised after developing a fever and a cough.
Two experts have warned that areas such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine and Austria, where vaccination coverage is low, could be most at risk.
New research has found antibodies in blood samples taken from camels in a number of different locations in Oman.
Could the demonstrations in South America’s largest country spread across the continent just like with the Arab Spring, asks Fergal Browne – who says Argentina and Brazil are not all that different.
There have been 33 confirmed cases of human infection since September last year, including 18 deaths.
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