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Filoviruses are considered to be the most lethal etiologic agent in history, each with a fatality rate of 90%. It is highly likely that this virus will be released in pandemics caused by further urbanization. Pandemic situations are often characterized by high levels of anxiety, which can lead to neurological disorders such as anxiety disorder or depression. Thus it is very important for governments and public health authorities to take preventative measures against filovirus infections where possible before they become major public health problems. There are programs to educate the public, both in developed and developing countries, on dangers of filovirus. This article discusses prevention methods and is aimed at all levels of government to provide a guide for them to plan their strategies for prevention. In order to prevent an Ebola virus pandemic from becoming a catastrophic reality, governments must have a system in place that can be activated over short notice.
By the late 1990s the Ebola virus outbreaks had been documented in all parts of central Africa. The virus was found in Sudan, Cameroon, Gabon, Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), and most recently in Uganda. There was concern that like Marburg virus, weapons created using Ebola viruses would be used against civilian populations. This fear is heightened by illegal use of genetically modified viruses in research laboratories around the world.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has acknowledged the threat posed by filoviruses to civilization and has taken steps to prevent an epidemic from happening. The WHO signed Memoranda of Understanding with agencies in Switzerland and Singapore about controlling Ebola pathogens. The WHO has also announced plans to develop an international stockpile of vaccines in response to the growing concern over Ebola hemorrhagic fever. The aim is to secure at least 10,000 doses of vaccine before 2005. Among the filoviruses for which vaccines are in various stages of development are Ebola, Marburg and Lassa fever viruses.
The WHO estimates that there will be an Ebola outbreak somewhere in the world every two to four years. It was estimated that another outbreak may occur near Johannesburg in 2002, but this did not happen. The next most likely area where the virus will emerge is in Central Africa, particularly Gabon or Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo).
In Africa, Ebola hemorrhagic fever is not as rare as some scourges of the continent. In 2000 Zaire was struck by a major epidemic which also affected Angola, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo. Gabon was also affected in 2001. In 2000–01 it flared up in Sudan and later in Nigeria. There have been a few cases of Ebola among humans reported from Asia, a few of them fatal, since 1976. People have been infected through contact with infected primates or with faeces or blood from patients or their bodies. 48eeb4e9f327
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Filoviruses are considered to be the most lethal etiologic agent in history, each with a fatality rate of 90%. It is highly likely that this virus will be released in pandemics caused by further urbanization. Pandemic situations are often characterized by high levels of anxiety, which can lead to neurological disorders such as anxiety disorder or depression. Thus it is very important for governments and public health authorities to take preventative measures against filovirus infections where possible before they become major public health problems. There are programs to educate the public, both in developed and developing countries, on dangers of filovirus. This article discusses prevention methods and is aimed at all levels of government to provide a guide for them to plan their strategies for prevention. In order to prevent an Ebola virus pandemic from becoming a catastrophic reality, governments must have a system in place that can be activated over short notice.
By the late 1990s the Ebola virus outbreaks had been documented in all parts of central Africa. The virus was found in Sudan, Cameroon, Gabon, Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo), and most recently in Uganda. There was concern that like Marburg virus, weapons created using Ebola viruses would be used against civilian populations. This fear is heightened by illegal use of genetically modified viruses in research laboratories around the world.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has acknowledged the threat posed by filoviruses to civilization and has taken steps to prevent an epidemic from happening. The WHO signed Memoranda of Understanding with agencies in Switzerland and Singapore about controlling Ebola pathogens. The WHO has also announced plans to develop an international stockpile of vaccines in response to the growing concern over Ebola hemorrhagic fever. The aim is to secure at least 10,000 doses of vaccine before 2005. Among the filoviruses for which vaccines are in various stages of development are Ebola, Marburg and Lassa fever viruses.
The WHO estimates that there will be an Ebola outbreak somewhere in the world every two to four years. It was estimated that another outbreak may occur near Johannesburg in 2002, but this did not happen. The next most likely area where the virus will emerge is in Central Africa, particularly Gabon or Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo).
In Africa, Ebola hemorrhagic fever is not as rare as some scourges of the continent. In 2000 Zaire was struck by a major epidemic which also affected Angola, Cameroon and the Republic of Congo. Gabon was also affected in 2001. In 2000–01 it flared up in Sudan and later in Nigeria. There have been a few cases of Ebola among humans reported from Asia, a few of them fatal, since 1976. People have been infected through contact with infected primates or with faeces or blood from patients or their bodies. 48eeb4e9f327
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