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Seven other deaths are being investigated as suspected cases of a strain for which authorities do not have a vaccine.

Uganda has confirmed seven cases of Ebola including in a man who died this week, and seven other deaths are be

A strain of the virus with no approved vaccine has been detected near a busy road which connects the Ugandan capital to the DRC

The WHO says the outbreak location and its mobile population pose a risk of further spread.

Download logoIn an accelerated effort to scale up response to the Ebola disease outbreak in Uganda, World Health Organization (WHO) is delivering medical

Uganda has confirmed seven instances of Ebola together with in a person who died this week, and 7 different deaths are being investigated as suspected

Uganda aims to track down 43 contacts of known Ebola patients two days after announcing an outbreak of the contagious disease.

About two months before India officially reported its first cases of monkeypox, Mumbai doctor Ishwar Gilada urged two of his patients to get tested. Both -- a gay man and a male who identifies as bisexual -- refused, even though their sexual partners caught the disease.

Many nations haven't yet factored this into their testing strategies or public awareness campaigns, even though the outbreak is almost certain to spread.

In parts of the world where LGBTQ people face stigma and bias, patients are reluctant to seek testing or treatment for the disease.