VOICED : La OMS recomienda dos tratamientos para reducir mortalidad ligada a virus del Ébola

The video discusses the World Health Organization's recommendations for treating Ebola, highlighting two approved treatments: MAV-114 and REGN-EB3. These treatments are suitable for all age groups, including pregnant women and newborns. Studies show they significantly reduce mortality rates. The WHO advises against using ZMAP and remdesivir. The video also covers the history of Ebola outbreaks, particularly the major outbreak in West Africa from 2013 to 2016, which resulted in over 11,300 deaths.

Which two treatments does the WHO recommend for confirmed Ebola patients?

• ZMAP and remdesivir

• Aspirin and ibuprofen

• Penicillin and amoxicillin

• MAV-114 and REGN-EB3

Who can receive the recommended Ebola treatments according to the WHO?

• Only adults

• Only children

• All age groups, including pregnant and breastfeeding women

• Only elderly people

How many lives can the recommended treatments potentially save per 1,000 infected individuals?

• 500 to 600

• 100 to 200

• 700 to 800

• 230 to 400

Which treatments does the WHO advise against using for Ebola?

• Antibiotics and antivirals

• Paracetamol and ibuprofen

• ZMAP and remdesivir

• MAV-114 and REGN-EB3

When was the largest Ebola outbreak recorded, and how many deaths did it cause?

• 1980-1983, over 1,000 deaths

• 2013-2016, over 11,300 deaths

• 2000-2003, over 5,000 deaths

• 1990-1993, over 2,000 deaths