Via 233 Live News: Nyaho Clinic Records Ghana’s First Ebola Case? Excerpt:
http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/h5n1/2014/07/an-ebola-case-in-ghana.html
Unconfirmed reports reaching 233livenews indicates that, Nyaho Clinic, a private hospital in Accra has recorded Ghana’s first case of the deadly Ebola virus.
It is reported that a patient (rumored to be from Guinea) is said to have died of the disease at the hospital. All staff and medical officers who attended to the victim have since been quarantined.
A source at hospital revealed that the case has been reported to the Noguchi Institute for tests to confirm the virus strain since the hospital cannot independently confirm the victim died of ebola virus.
The unnamed capricious ebola virus strain has since February 2014 spread throughout Guinea and beyond the nation’s borders in West Africa. At least 779 infections and over 500 deaths have so far been reported.
Sierra Leone, Mali and Ghana identified suspected cases by mid-April, but all clinical samples of suspected cases tested negative for the ebola virus. http://233livenews.wordpress.com/2014/07/06/nyaho-clinic-records-ghanas-first-ebola-case/
Unconfirmed reports reaching 233livenews indicates that, Nyaho Clinic, a private hospital in Accra has recorded Ghana’s first case of the deadly Ebola virus.
It is reported that a patient (rumored to be from Guinea) is said to have died of the disease at the hospital. All staff and medical officers who attended to the victim have since been quarantined.A source at hospital revealed that the case has been reported to the Noguchi Institute for tests to confirm the virus strain since the hospital cannot independently confirm the victim died of ebola virus.
http://crofsblogs.typepad.com/h5n1/2014/07/an-ebola-case-in-ghana.htmlNyaho Clinic Records Ghana’s First Ebola Case?
Unconfirmed reports reaching 233livenews indicates that, Nyaho Clinic, a private hospital in Accra has recorded Ghana’s first case of the deadly Ebola virus.It is reported that a patient (rumored to be from Guinea) is said to have died of the disease at the hospital. All staff and medical officers who attended to the victim have since been quarantined.
A source at hospital revealed that the case has been reported to the Noguchi Institute for tests to confirm the virus strain since the hospital cannot independently confirm the victim died of ebola virus.
The unnamed capricious ebola virus strain has since February 2014 spread throughout Guinea and beyond the nation’s borders in West Africa. At least 779 infections and over 500 deaths have so far been reported.
Sierra Leone, Mali and Ghana identified suspected cases by mid-April, but all clinical samples of suspected cases tested negative for the ebola virus. http://233livenews.wordpress.com/2014/07/06/nyaho-clinic-records-ghanas-first-ebola-case/
