Publications
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black market blood transfusions for ebola: potential for increases in other infections. | 2014 | 28672529 | |
the international ebola response: heroes and bystanders in the chronicle of an epidemic foretold. | 2014 | 25431471 | |
infectious diseases. a new phase in the ebola war. | 2014 | 25430746 | |
india's health ministry inspects airports for ebola preparedness. | 2014 | 25430549 | |
doctors trial amiodarone for ebola in sierra leone. | 2014 | 25429872 | |
ebola: models do more than forecast. | 2014 | 25428492 | |
ebola: the power of behaviour change. | 2014 | 25428491 | |
ebola opportunity. | 2014 | 25428460 | |
soluble chlorine disinfectants for ebola. | 2014 | 25426522 | |
caring for patients with ebola. | 2014 | 25423377 | |
our ebola wake-up call. | 2014 | 25423370 | |
using the ebola outbreak as an opportunity to educate on vaccine utility. | 2014 | 25421820 | |
["ebola: a major humanitarian crisis that may linger" (pr peter piot)]. | 2014 | 25417363 | |
art, (in)visibility, and ebola: "what are the consequences of a digitally-created society in the psyche of the global community?". | 2014 | 25417004 | |
ebola and art. | 2014 | 25414819 | |
strategies for containing ebola in west africa. | the ongoing ebola outbreak poses an alarming risk to the countries of west africa and beyond. to assess the effectiveness of containment strategies, we developed a stochastic model of ebola transmission between and within the general community, hospitals, and funerals, calibrated to incidence data from liberia. we find that a combined approach of case isolation, contact-tracing with quarantine, and sanitary funeral practices must be implemented with utmost urgency in order to reverse the growth ... | 2014 | 25414312 |
ebola. | 2014 | 25408023 | |
black market blood transfusions for ebola: potential for increases in other infections. | 2014 | 25406794 | |
we mustn't forget other essential health services during the ebola crisis. | 2014 | 25406151 | |
surgeon from sierra leone treated for ebola in nebraska dies. | 2014 | 25406131 | |
pharmacists' investigational drug services aid ebola response. | 2014 | 25404587 | |
ebola, should we be concerned? | 2014 | 25399035 | |
clinical trials of ebola therapies to begin in december. | 2014 | 25398534 | |
ebola: the power of nursing overcomes fear. | 2014 | 25397741 | |
travel bans will increase the damage wrought by ebola. | 2014 | 25397355 | |
the global one health paradigm: challenges and opportunities for tackling infectious diseases at the human, animal, and environment interface in low-resource settings. | zoonotic infectious diseases have been an important concern to humankind for more than 10,000 years. today, approximately 75% of newly emerging infectious diseases (eids) are zoonoses that result from various anthropogenic, genetic, ecologic, socioeconomic, and climatic factors. these interrelated driving forces make it difficult to predict and to prevent zoonotic eids. although significant improvements in environmental and medical surveillance, clinical diagnostic methods, and medical practices ... | 2014 | 25393303 |
ebola hemorrhagic fever: current outbreak and progress in finding a cure. | 2014 | 25392051 | |
infectious disease: tough choices to reduce ebola transmission. | 2014 | 25391946 | |
ethical dilemma for ebola drug trials. | 2014 | 25391940 | |
disease, communication, and the ethics of (in) visibility. | as the recent ebola outbreak demonstrates, visibility is central to the shaping of political, medical, and socioeconomic decisions. the symposium in this issue of the journal of bioethical inquiry explores the uneasy relationship between the necessity of making diseases visible, the mechanisms of legal and visual censorship, and the overall ethics of viewing and spectatorship, including the effects of media visibility on the perception of particular "marked" bodies. scholarship across the discip ... | 2014 | 25391918 |
nhs leaders remind frontline staff to be alert to ebola infection. | 2014 | 25391842 | |
time to think ebola: a message from nhs england to frontline clinical staff. | 2014 | 25391841 | |
uk's plan to build community care centres for ebola patients is questioned. | 2014 | 25391517 | |
ebola control: effect of asymptomatic infection and acquired immunity. | 2014 | 25390569 | |
us federal health agencies questioned over ebola response. | 2014 | 25390564 | |
out of africa--caring for patients with ebola. | 2014 | 25390461 | |
ebola crisis: beliefs and behaviours warrant urgent attention. | 2014 | 25390320 | |
randomised controlled trials for ebola: practical and ethical issues. | 2014 | 25390318 | |
the current ebola outbreak: old and new contexts. | within the ongoing ebola outbreak in west africa, separate scenarios reflect old contexts with well-known strategies to face the epidemic on one side and completely new and unprecedented situations requiring new approaches on the other side. while senegal and nigeria represent success stories on the implementation of appropriate standard public health measures for containment, liberia, sierra leone, and guinea require a major and innovative scale of actions to halt even more catastrophic consequ ... | 2014 | 25390049 |
un: global ebola response. | the united nations has been criticised for being slow to react to the latest ebola outbreak in west africa. but it is now making up for lost time with a concerted response to help the countries most affected. | 2014 | 25388723 |
university travel bans and quarantines may impede ebola response. | 2014 | 25384084 | |
drug development for controlling ebola epidemic - a race against time. | the ebola outbreak in west africa this year is causing global panic. the high mortality of this disease is largely due to lack of effective preventive vaccines or therapeutic drugs. realizing the gravity and urgency in controlling the epidemic, governments and drug companies across the world have taken many strong measures to speed up the process of drug development. several representative candidate drugs that demonstrate potent anti-ebola activity in preclinical studies have been pushed forward ... | 2014 | 25382559 |
uk built ebola treatment centre opens in sierra leone. | 2014 | 25380747 | |
ebola is causing moral distress among african healthcare workers. | 2014 | 25380700 | |
response to ebola in the us: misinformation, fear, and new opportunities. | 2014 | 25380659 | |
the 2014 ebola outbreak: ethical use of unregistered interventions. | 2014 | 25378748 | |
infectious diseases. delays hinder ebola genomics. | 2014 | 25378599 | |
is the united nations catching up with ebola at last? | 2014 | 25378433 | |
spain explains reasons for euthanasia of ebola nurse's dog. | 2014 | 25377193 | |
models overestimate ebola cases. | 2014 | 25373654 | |
rna viruses at the forefront of human infections - hiv, hepatitis c, and now ebola. | aids emerged in 1981, breaking a period of proud medical progresses in controlling infectious diseases with antimicrobials and vaccines. in an unprecedented way, hiv has attracted much attention for three decades, driving the discovery of new extraordinary molecular diagnostic tools and antiviral drugs. as a result, advances in antiretroviral therapy have made it possible to change hiv infection into a chronic illness. however, the prospects for hiv eradication in the short term are not envision ... | 2014 | 25373350 |
the failing ebola policy. | 2014 | 25373311 | |
panic, paranoia, and public health--the aids epidemic's lessons for ebola. | 2014 | 25372947 | |
advantages of airport screening for ebola. | 2014 | 25371224 | |
airport screening for ebola: current thermal scanning procedures are unreliable. | 2014 | 25371221 | |
answering the call. | ebola is a highly dangerous infection and its management requires a great many resources. the recent outbreak of the virus has occurred in a rural area of west africa with little medical infrastructure and technology, and few health facilities and professionals. | 2014 | 25369960 |
emergency nurses test nhs response to ebola outbreak. | urgent care staff should be aware that ebola must be ruled out in all patients at their first point of contact in emergency departments (eds), new guidance warns. | 2014 | 25369954 |
[ebola: the moral bankruptcy and the irrational]. | 2014 | 25369709 | |
effects of ebola hit children most. | international charities working in west africa are warning that children are bearing the brunt of the ebola crisis. | 2014 | 25369081 |
who reports decline in number of new ebola cases in liberia. | 2014 | 25368391 | |
maine judge refuses to quarantine nurse who cared for ebola patients. | 2014 | 25368390 | |
call for ebola medics falls on deaf ears: msf. | 2014 | 25367423 | |
blame free-"bah, humbug!" the need for responsible media about ebola. | 2014 | 25365181 | |
louisiana tells ebola doctors to stay away from tropical medicine conference. | 2014 | 25361732 | |
us nurse says she will fight ebola quarantine. | 2014 | 25360033 | |
infectious diseases. the ebola vaccine underdog. | 2014 | 25359944 | |
bioethics and the ebola outbreak in west africa. | 2014 | 25359688 | |
doctors and politicians must unite in public health messages on ebola, says expert. | 2014 | 25358540 | |
assessing the impact of travel restrictions on international spread of the 2014 west african ebola epidemic. | the quick spread of an ebola outbreak in west africa has led a number of countries and airline companies to issue travel bans to the affected areas. considering data up to 31 aug 2014, we assess the impact of the resulting traffic reductions with detailed numerical simulations of the international spread of the epidemic. traffic reductions are shown to delay by only a few weeks the risk that the outbreak extends to new countries. | 2014 | 25358040 |
ebola crisis--communication chaos we can avoid. | 2014 | 25356719 | |
the ebola questions. | 2014 | 25355344 | |
developed nations must not fear sending ebola help. | 2014 | 25355324 | |
ebola: how well is the uk prepared? | 2014 | 25354397 | |
the innovative medicines initiative launches call on ebola and other filoviral haemorrhagic fevers. | 2014 | 25411693 | |
ebola: a global challenge for nurses and other health workers. | 2014 | 25411069 | |
how twitter may have helped nigeria contain ebola. | 2014 | 25410185 | |
ebola outbreak and impact on maternity care in liberia. | 2014 | 25353047 | |
ebola and other issues in the health sector in africa. | 2014 | 25352907 | |
ebola viral hemorrhagic disease outbreak in west africa- lessons from uganda. | there has been a rapid spread of ebola viral hemorrhagic disease in guinea, liberia and sierra leone since march 2014. since this is the first time of a major ebola outbreak in west africa; it is possible there is lack of understanding of the epidemic in the communities, lack of experience among the health workers to manage the cases and limited capacities for rapid response. the main objective of this article is to share uganda's experience in controlling similar ebola outbreaks and to suggest ... | 2014 | 25352864 |
cdc rejects mandatory quarantine for travelers arriving from ebola stricken nations. | 2014 | 25352542 | |
[ebola and the hypocrisy of the western world]. | the response to the ebola outbreak in west africa of the governments of guinea, sierra leone and liberia, local who representatives, international organisations with who at the helm, and the international community has been much too slow. the help that is now at last being given has come much too late, and, with a few notable exceptions, it is far too little. the european union, including the netherlands, is distinguishing itself by its absence. it does not appear to have got through to europe t ... | 2014 | 25351388 |
[the embarrassing lessons of ebola: scientific knowledge comes too late]. | the current ebola epidemic in western africa painfully illustrates both the devastating power of a deadly virus once introduced into a severely compromised health care system, and the unpreparedness of western countries to respond appropriately. after at least 3857 casualties there has still been hardly any scientific evaluation of therapeutic or preventive treatments. the first uncontrolled observations of a new cocktail of monoclonal antibodies look promising, but given the size of the epidemi ... | 2014 | 25351387 |
eu appoints ebola coordinator. | 2014 | 25351197 | |
nurses close to heathrow take part in ebola simulation exercise. | nursing staff and other healthcare professionals at hillingdon hospital near heathrow airport have taken part in an ebola containment and treatment simulation exercise. | 2014 | 25351060 |
["zaire" behind the largest ebola epidemic ever. highest mortality of the four human pathogenic ebola viruses]. | 2014 | 25349996 | |
tough quarantine plans may hurt ebola fight, obama administration warns. | 2014 | 25348209 | |
us nurse who contracted ebola leaves hospital. | 2014 | 25348101 | |
ebola and quarantine. | 2014 | 25347231 | |
ebola hemorrhagic fever. | ebola hemorrhagic fever is an often-fatal disease caused by a virus of the filoviridae family, genus ebolavirus. initial signs and symptoms of the disease are nonspecific, often progressing on to a severe hemorrhagic illness. special operations forces medical providers should be aware of this disease, which occurs in sporadic outbreaks throughout africa. treatment at the present time is mainly supportive. special care should be taken to prevent contact with bodily fluids of those infected, which ... | 2014 | 25344714 |
vaccine tests to begin in ebola countries this year. | 2014 | 25344380 | |
what stops healthcare workers volunteering to fight ebola in west africa? | 2014 | 25344225 | |
nhs staff readied to deal with ebola cases in hospitals and general practices. | 2014 | 25344049 | |
ebola and one health. | 2014 | 25344047 | |
ebola diagnosed in doctor in new york city. | 2014 | 25343951 | |
ebola: social research overlooked. | 2014 | 25342794 | |
ebola: public-private partnerships. | 2014 | 25342793 | |
ebola: mobility data. | 2014 | 25342792 | |
ebola drug trial is to start next month. | 2014 | 25342503 | |
ebola, epidemics, and ethics - what we have learned. | the current ebola epidemic has presented challenges both medical and ethical. although we have known epidemics of untreatable diseases in the past, this particular one may be unique in the intensity and rapidity of its spread, as well as ethical challenges that it has created, exacerbated by its geographic location. we will look at the infectious agent and the epidemic it is causing, in order to understand the ethical problems that have arisen. | 2014 | 25342227 |
ebola hemorrhagic fever: genetic biomarkers and vaccine development. | 2014 | 25340986 |