CLEAN : WHO pushes two Ebola treatments found to boost survival rates

The video discusses therapeutic guidelines for Ebola, focusing on the use of Mab 114 and Regeneron EB3. These drugs are recommended for patients of all ages, including pregnant women and newborns. Evidence shows a significant reduction in mortality, with a relative risk reduction of about 60%. The absolute risk reduction translates to saving 230 to 400 lives per 1000 patients, with a number needed to treat of two to four patients to save one life.

What populations are included in the treatment recommendations for Ebola virus disease?

How many patients need to be treated to save one life according to the guideline?