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10 Sep 2014:Funds will be used to purchase medical supplies and to develop vaccines, therapies and better diagnostic tools
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10 Sep 2014: Professor says Coalition should be as quick to help the WHO stop the outbreak as it was to join efforts against Isis in Iraq
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9 Sep 2014:
Guardian Australia: Epidemiologist criticises official precautions recommending use of only goggles and masks as ‘lethally inadequate’
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8 Sep 2014: UN agency says conventional measures to control deadly virus are not working, with patients overflowing new clinics
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7 Sep 2014: Editorial: The cause of the World Health Organisation’s failure to respond effectively to the Ebola outbreak: savage cuts that gravely reduced its capacity to act
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7 Sep 2014:
Human trials underway aiming to prevent another outbreak of the virus which has swept through west Africa
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6 Sep 2014:
Plan to bar people from leaving their homes on 18-21 September could drive infected people underground, say aid agencies
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5 Sep 2014:
Critics of WHO bid to curb vaping believe the devices are powerful aid to help smokers quit tobacco
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4 Sep 2014:
Most cost-effective way 'to control our health is control health of those around us', say tropical disease experts in the BMJ
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4 Sep 2014: With no proven treatment for the deadly outbreak in west Africa, WHO believes blood from survivors may be the best option
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4 Sep 2014:
World Health Organisation study entitled Preventing Suicide: A Global Imperative says 9,790 suicides took place there in 2012
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4 Sep 2014:
World Health Organisation director general Margaret Chan calls for global response and says stopping epidemic will cost $600m
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4 Sep 2014:
Some of worst-affected countries have suicide rates 40 times higher than those where fewest people kill themselves
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Guardian Professional, 1 Sep 2014: Measures exist to cut smoking, a bigger killer than Aids, yet tobacco companies evolve. William Savedoff considers the public health response
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28 Aug 2014:
UN health agency say outbreak is accelerating in the region while the death toll has now exceeded 1,500
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