VOICED : El ebola puede persistir en el semen por 9 meses

A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveals that the Ebola virus can persist in the semen of some men for up to nine months post-infection, much longer than previously thought. This finding raises concerns about the long-term health of Ebola survivors, especially in West Africa, where the epidemic has claimed over 11,000 lives since 2013. A case in Liberia highlighted potential sexual transmission six months after recovery. Research involving Sierra Leonean men showed that 26% tested positive for the virus in their semen six to nine months after recovery.

¿Cuál fue la conclusión del estudio preliminar publicado en la revista New England Journal of Medicine?

¿Qué caso se describió en marzo relacionado con el virus del ébola?