As African nations struggled with the scale of the epidemic, the scientists who discovered the virus in 1976 have called for an experimental drug being used on two infected Americans to be made available to Africans. The two Americans, who worked for aid agencies in Liberia, have shown signs of improvement since being given ZMapp, made by US company Mapp Pharmaceuticals. There is no proven treatment or cure for Ebola and the use of the experimental drug has sparked an ethical debate. The WHO is planning a special meeting next week to discuss the issue. US regulators meanwhile loosened restrictions on another experimental drug which may allow it to be tried on infected patients in Africa. I dont have much to say other than eagle still naa go protect Unno claaath USA KMT. JAH done say it long time..until the colour of a man skin is of no more significance ...how much longer man a go live in the dark ages!!!!!
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 18:08:42 +0000
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