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Ebola is a rare but severe illness that can be fatal. It is transmitted through contact with infected animals or humans and their body fluids. The average case fatality rate is around 50%, but it can vary depending on circumstances and the response.
Learn about Ebola virus disease, formerly known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever, a severe and often fatal illness affecting humans and other primates. Find out how it is transmitted, diagnosed, treated and prevented, and access the latest news and publications on outbreaks and research.
Ebola virus disease is a rare but severe, often fatal illness caused by the Ebola virus, a member of the filovirus family. People become infected with Ebola through contact with infected animals or humans, usually through blood or bodily fluids.
Learn about the two licensed vaccines against Ebola virus disease, Ervebo and Zabdeno and Mvabea, and how they are used in outbreak response and prevention. Find out who is eligible, how they work, what are the adverse effects and how they are allocated.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published its first guideline for Ebola virus disease therapeutics, with strong recommendations for mAb114 and REGN-EB3. These drugs can improve survival if given early to patients with Ebola, but access remains challenging in resource-poor areas.
La EVE es una enfermedad grave y a menudo letal que se transmite por contacto con animales o personas infectadas. La OMS ofrece información sobre las vacunas, los tratamientos, la prevención y el control de los brotes de EVE.
Ebola is a serious infectious disease caused by a virus that spreads through contact with blood or body fluids of infected people. It is not a parasite, but a viral infection that can be fatal in many cases. Learn more about Ebola symptoms, transmission, treatment and prevention.
Learn about Ebola virus disease, its transmission, and the recent outbreaks in Africa. Find out how WHO Europe supports affected countries and the risk of spread in Europe.
Ebola disease is a rare but deadly infection caused by a group of viruses in the genus Ebolavirus. It can spread through direct contact with infected people or animals, and their bodily fluids or dead bodies. Learn more about the clinical features, modes of transmission, and infection prevention and control measures.
Uganda declared an outbreak of Ebola disease caused by Sudan virus on 20 September 2022, following a laboratory confirmation of a patient in Mubende district. As of 25 September, 36 cases and 23 deaths have been reported, and WHO is supporting the response with technical assistance and resources.