A man died in West Africa of a virus that causes internal bleeding and organ failure. The WHO says it has the potential to 'spread far and wide.'
submitted about 5 years ago by lexacon
submitted about 5 years ago by lexacon
- A man in Guinea died from the Marburg virus, a disease that causes internal bleeding and organ failure, with the World Health Organization warning of its potential to spread widely.
- The virus can be transmitted from fruit bats to humans and through surfaces and bodily fluids, with contact-tracing efforts underway to monitor close contacts for symptoms.
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