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Number of suspected Ebola cases falls by hundreds as testing ramps up

The number of cases falls from 1,100 to 437 with increased testing.

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Number of suspected Ebola cases falls by hundreds as testing ramps up

The estimated size of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has fallen by hundreds of cases as outbreak response efforts have ramped up and increased testing has ruled out illnesses. On Tuesday, a representative for the World Health Organization confirmed to Reuters that Congolese authorities are now reporting 437 cases in the DRC, including 321 confirmed cases and 116 suspected. That's a significant difference from the case count the WHO relayed Friday, which totaled 1,041 cases, including 135 confirmed cases and 906 suspected. Over the weekend, the director-general of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, Jean Kaseya, also wrote in an op-ed that there were more than 1,100 suspected cases. The number of deaths has also been lowered to 48 confirmed deaths. On Friday, the WHO had reported 241 deaths, including 18 confirmed and 223 suspected. Read full article Comments

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Number of suspected Ebola cases falls by hundreds as testing ramps up

The number of cases falls from 1,100 to 437 with increased testing.

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