The surprising results of the University of Manchester research have shown that Ebola virus has not evolved to become deadlier, despite mutating, since its outbreak 40 years ago. A new analysis demonstrates that the much higher death toll during the current outbreak, with the figure at nearly 10,500, wasn't due to mutations/evolution making the virus more deadly or more virulent. Professor Simon Lovell from the Faculty of Life Sciences explained that ...Tuesday 14 April 2015
Ebola Virus Hasn't Become Deadlier Since Its First Outbreak 40 Years Ago
The surprising results of the University of Manchester research have shown that Ebola virus has not evolved to become deadlier, despite mutating, since its outbreak 40 years ago. A new analysis demonstrates that the much higher death toll during the current outbreak, with the figure at nearly 10,500, wasn't due to mutations/evolution making the virus more deadly or more virulent. Professor Simon Lovell from the Faculty of Life Sciences explained that ...
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