With rising cases linked to one of the most dangerous viruses in the world, called Ebola virus, it is important for everyone to understand what this virus is, how it enters the body and what happens to the patient after contracting Ebola. Read on to know it all.
Ebola disease is caused by a group of viruses, known as orthoebolaviruses (formerly ebolavirus)1. These viruses can cause serious illness that, without treatment, can cause death. Orthoebolaviruses were discovered in 1976 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and are found primarily in sub-Saharan Africa.
Ebola is spreading rapidly again: In the last 24 hours a total of 27 new confirmed cases of this highly lethal virus have been reported. The current trend has caused immense pressure on the World Health Organisation. Read on to know more about Ebola outbreak in 2026.
Ebola virus disease: How it spreads, symptoms to watch for, and why experts say there is no need to panic - Let's learn it all from an expert who deals with infectious diseases.
The 2026 Ebola outbreak in Uganda and Congo - that has led to at least 223 deaths in two African countries so far, is at risk of becoming "the deadliest on record," - warns expert. Read on to know the top 10 developments today.
Has Ebola already entered India? In the latest developments, officials from Karnataka have revealed that a woman who has recently returned from Uganda has been kept in isolation after she started showing symptoms of the Ebola virus infection.
Ebola is a viral disease that spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids. It can cause severe bleeding and organ failure, leading to death.
Latest Ebola news: As per the latest figures, a total of 220 deaths have been reported from Uganda, and Congo - linked to the recent Ebola outbreak. Read on to know what DGCA has asked every flyer to follow.
Ebola outbreak declared a global health emergency: WHO raises alarm over Bundibugyo strain spreading across DRC and Uganda what you need to know about the Ebola outbreak in 2026.
Are we heading towards another COVID- like pandemic situation? In the last 24 hours, DRC Congo has witnessed a sharp rise in deadly Ebola cases. Read on to know the current status and death rate.
India issues Ebola advisory: The development came after the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention declared the outbreak a global emergency concern.
Ebola virus in India? Taking cognizance of the deteriorating situation in the DRC Congo, the Delhi airport officials on Thursday listed Congo, Uganda and South Sudan as "high-risk" countries, asking sick passengers from these to take immediate action. Read on to know more details.
Ebola outbreak latest updates: The World Health Organization (WHO) says it could take up to nine months before a vaccine against this particular species of Ebola is ready.
Symptoms of the Ebola virus: Read on to know the top 5 signs of this deadly virus that claimed 134 lives in the 2026 Congo outbreak.
'Ebola has tortured us': Fear grips as deadly virus spreads rapidly across Congo. According to the latest reports, a total of 134 deaths and over 550 active cases have been registered by the officials in the latest outbreak.
Ebola outbreak 2026: A new, highly lethal strain of the Ebola virus has been detected, infecting people in the Congo. The virus has already claimed a total of 88 people so far, prompting the WHO to declare it a global health emergency.
New Ebola Outbreak Declared: Ebola virus affects humans and some animals (like monkeys, chimpanzees, and fruit bats). The disease is highly contagious through direct contact with blood, secretions, or other body fluids of infected people or animals.
Ebola is an infectious and extremely fatal disease that is marked by a sudden rise in body temperature, and severe internal bleeding.
The Ebola virus which is spreading again in the regions of Africa is an infection that can kill the infected individuals within 6 to 16 days after showing symptoms.
The largest outbreak to date took place in West Africa between March 2014 and June 2016, affecting primarily Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. Over 28,000 cases were recorded.
This is the 11th Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since the virus was first discovered in the country in 1976. The new Ebola outbreak has so far killed four people in the country's western city of Mbandaka.
With rising cases linked to one of the most dangerous viruses in the world, called Ebola virus, it is important for everyone to understand what this virus is, how it enters the body and what happens to the patient after contracting Ebola. Read on to know it all.
Ebola disease is caused by a group of viruses, known as orthoebolaviruses (formerly ebolavirus)1. These viruses can cause serious illness that, without treatment, can cause death. Orthoebolaviruses were discovered in 1976 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and are found primarily in sub-Saharan Africa.
Ebola is spreading rapidly again: In the last 24 hours a total of 27 new confirmed cases of this highly lethal virus have been reported. The current trend has caused immense pressure on the World Health Organisation. Read on to know more about Ebola outbreak in 2026.
Ebola virus disease: How it spreads, symptoms to watch for, and why experts say there is no need to panic - Let's learn it all from an expert who deals with infectious diseases.
The 2026 Ebola outbreak in Uganda and Congo - that has led to at least 223 deaths in two African countries so far, is at risk of becoming "the deadliest on record," - warns expert. Read on to know the top 10 developments today.
Has Ebola already entered India? In the latest developments, officials from Karnataka have revealed that a woman who has recently returned from Uganda has been kept in isolation after she started showing symptoms of the Ebola virus infection.
Ebola is a viral disease that spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids. It can cause severe bleeding and organ failure, leading to death.
Latest Ebola news: As per the latest figures, a total of 220 deaths have been reported from Uganda, and Congo - linked to the recent Ebola outbreak. Read on to know what DGCA has asked every flyer to follow.
Ebola outbreak declared a global health emergency: WHO raises alarm over Bundibugyo strain spreading across DRC and Uganda what you need to know about the Ebola outbreak in 2026.
Are we heading towards another COVID- like pandemic situation? In the last 24 hours, DRC Congo has witnessed a sharp rise in deadly Ebola cases. Read on to know the current status and death rate.
India issues Ebola advisory: The development came after the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention declared the outbreak a global emergency concern.
Ebola virus in India? Taking cognizance of the deteriorating situation in the DRC Congo, the Delhi airport officials on Thursday listed Congo, Uganda and South Sudan as "high-risk" countries, asking sick passengers from these to take immediate action. Read on to know more details.
Ebola outbreak latest updates: The World Health Organization (WHO) says it could take up to nine months before a vaccine against this particular species of Ebola is ready.
Symptoms of the Ebola virus: Read on to know the top 5 signs of this deadly virus that claimed 134 lives in the 2026 Congo outbreak.
'Ebola has tortured us': Fear grips as deadly virus spreads rapidly across Congo. According to the latest reports, a total of 134 deaths and over 550 active cases have been registered by the officials in the latest outbreak.
Ebola outbreak 2026: A new, highly lethal strain of the Ebola virus has been detected, infecting people in the Congo. The virus has already claimed a total of 88 people so far, prompting the WHO to declare it a global health emergency.
New Ebola Outbreak Declared: Ebola virus affects humans and some animals (like monkeys, chimpanzees, and fruit bats). The disease is highly contagious through direct contact with blood, secretions, or other body fluids of infected people or animals.
Ebola is an infectious and extremely fatal disease that is marked by a sudden rise in body temperature, and severe internal bleeding.
The Ebola virus which is spreading again in the regions of Africa is an infection that can kill the infected individuals within 6 to 16 days after showing symptoms.
The largest outbreak to date took place in West Africa between March 2014 and June 2016, affecting primarily Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. Over 28,000 cases were recorded.
This is the 11th Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since the virus was first discovered in the country in 1976. The new Ebola outbreak has so far killed four people in the country's western city of Mbandaka.
