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Ebola Virus Strain Found in Semen, Breast Milk Months After Infection: Study

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New Delhi: US researchers have detected the Sudan Ebola virus strain in semen and breast milk among survivors, about eight months after infection, raising concerns about the potential for sexual and mother-to-child transmission.  Nearly 60 per cent of the survivors of an outbreak in Uganda from 2022-23 reported ongoing and debilitating health issues, even two years post-infection, that interfered with their daily lives, noted researchers at Wash…
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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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