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Ebola: top facts and mythbuster

Some important facts about Ebola and common myths dispelled.

From:
Department of Health and Social Care, Public Health England and NHS England
Published:
13 November 2014

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These documents have been withdrawn because they are out-of-date. Please see our latest clinical guidance.

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[WITHDRAWN] Ebola: top facts

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[WITHDRAWN] Ebola: mythbuster

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These documents set out the important facts about Ebola virus disease and dispel some common myths.

They are for organisations to use, if they wish, in their communications with their staff and stakeholders.

Members of the public can find more information and advice on NHS.UK.

Watch a video blog from the Chief Medical Officer in which she talks about how low the risk of Ebola is to the UK.

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Published 13 November 2014

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