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Foreword In this centenary year of the outbreak of the First World War historians will be reviewing once again the causes of the war, debating who was to blame for its outbreak, its bloody protracted course and its effe

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Japan’s Response to the Ebola Outbreak As of March 17, 2015 Financial contribution - On March 10, 2015, the Government of Japan decided to provide approximately USD[removed]million to the three affected countries (approx

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Essential knowledge about Ebola Disease background Ebola hemorrhagic fever, or just Ebola for short, is a severe disease often leading to death in humans and nonhuman primates (such as monkeys, gorillas, and chimpanzees)

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EBOLA, THE ROAD TO ZERO CASES AND RECOVERY Key recommendations from organisations working in West Africa Ebola Conference, Brussels, March 3rd 2015 One year on after the declaration of the Ebola outbreak in Guinea, the E

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9 September 2014 Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) calls on Australian Government to take further concrete actions to support WHO Ebola Response Roadmap The current outbreak of Ebola virus disease in West Afr

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The changing landscape of the Notifiable Medical Conditions regulations: what will it mean for AMR surveillance? Dr Juno Thomas Outbreak Response Unit, Division of Public Health Surveillance and Response, National Instit

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Australian Health Protection Principal Committee STATEMENT 13 November 2014 Australia is well prepared to deal with Ebola Virus Disease The outbreak of Ebola in West Africa is now the largest in history and has become a

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PLOD ESSAY: Fire! Fire! The headlines in The Sentinel showed that Messrs McKrimmon and O’Brien had an exciting week previous to the issue dated Friday January 19, 1912. The great outbreak of fire on

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