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Researchers are looking into a vaccine created in 2011 to see if it can be effective against the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak currently affecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Initial testing of the vaccine occurred years prior, and new evaluations are being conducted.
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Researchers are looking into a vaccine created in 2011 to see if it can be effective against the Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak currently affecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Initial testing of the vaccine occurred years prior, and new evaluations are being conducted.
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