Health & Medicine
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Ebola Epidemic Due for Nearly 7,000 New Cases by End of This Month
Researchers recently used World Health Organization (WHO) statistics on the current Ebola outbreak to estimate just how many additional infections would occur by the end of September. They found that an estimated 6,800 new cases are likely to occur, raising the question "what is making this outbreak so bad?"
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