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There's no treatment designed for the Ebola strain ravaging DRC. But now there's hope

Clinical trials are underway to address a viral strain of Ebola currently affecting the Democratic Republic of Congo for which no specific treatment exists.

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The brief

A new clinical trial is testing treatments for an unchallenged strain of Ebola currently impacting the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This effort follows reports that there is currently no treatment specifically designed for this particular strain.

Coverage from Medical News Today, Forbes, and NPR emphasizes the hope provided by these new trials. Additionally, Africanews reports that the DR Congo has opened a second Ebola treatment center to manage the situation.

Future developments depend on the outcomes of the clinical trials and the operational capacity of the newly opened treatment center.

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Quick answers

Why are new clinical trials necessary?

Current coverage indicates there is no treatment specifically designed for the Ebola strain currently affecting the DRC.

What infrastructure is being added to fight the outbreak?

The DR Congo has opened a second Ebola treatment center.

Which organizations are reporting on the trials?

Medical News Today, Forbes, and NPR are among the outlets covering the new trials.

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