Uganda finds isolated Marburg virus case, Africa CDC says
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Uganda’s health authorities confirmed an isolated Marburg virus case in a toddler, with the child reported dead, as the Africa CDC and WHO verified the infection amid a broader Ebola outbreak. The government later dismissed reports of additional Marburg cases after a U.S. embassy alert.
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Africa CDC says Uganda found isolated Marburg case CNBC Africa · 103d ago broke it first
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