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PUBLIC HEALTH ALERTS • CENTRAL AND EAST AFRICA

Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak passes 10,000 reported cases as vaccine trial begins

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The Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak has passed 10,000 reported cases, with nearly 5,000 deaths, mostly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. A phase 2/3 vaccine trial has begun enrolling participants, but no vaccine or specific treatment for this strain is approved, according to the reports.

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Why it matters

Cases have been reported in multiple African countries, prompting surveillance and response efforts; no cases in the United States are reported in these articles. The outbreak’s spread and lack of an approved vaccine or specific treatment make international containment efforts consequential for public health agencies and travelers.