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In 1976 a deadly illness appeared in the remote province of Zaire, it became known as the as Ebola Zaire, after the nearby Ebola River.
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We will explain how to put on your personal protective equipment to work in a high-risk area in a treatment centre for patients with Ebola virus disease
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