The source of the world's biggest Ebola epidemic might have been the insect-eating bats that inhabited a hollow tree in a remote village Guinea, said scientists on Tuesday. More than 20,000 cases of Ebola, with at least 7,800 deaths, have been recorded by the World Health Organization (WHO) since a two-year-old boy died in the village of Meliandou in December 2013. Reporting in the journal EMBO Molecular Medicine, scientists led by Fabian Leendertz at ...Tuesday, 30 December 2014
Bats in the Hollow Tree - Ebola's Ground Zero
The source of the world's biggest Ebola epidemic might have been the insect-eating bats that inhabited a hollow tree in a remote village Guinea, said scientists on Tuesday. More than 20,000 cases of Ebola, with at least 7,800 deaths, have been recorded by the World Health Organization (WHO) since a two-year-old boy died in the village of Meliandou in December 2013. Reporting in the journal EMBO Molecular Medicine, scientists led by Fabian Leendertz at ...
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