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Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have disinfected a coffin of a man presumed to have died from Ebola. This action is part of broader efforts by scientists to find vaccines and treatments for the disease.
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Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have disinfected a coffin of a man presumed to have died from Ebola. This action is part of broader efforts by scientists to find vaccines and treatments for the disease.
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As Ebola Spreads, Scientists Race to Find Vaccines and Treatments
Health Workers Disinfect Coffin of Man Presumed to Have Died of Ebola in DRC