BEIJING kyrie 1 brotherhood for sale , Oct. 26 (Xinhua) -- According to the latest figures released by the World Health Organization (WHO), more than 10,414 people have been infected with Ebola and nearly half of them have died.
The deadly Ebola virus, which first broke out in West Africa in March, has put the whole world on high alert since it spread to Europe and the United States. Many countries even tried to shut out the virus by closing their borders.
Such an approach cannot be effective. On the contrary, it only leaves the situation worse and isolates countries when they need help most. To counter Ebola needs the international community's effort of treating both symptoms and root causes.
In terms of "treating symptoms kyrie 1 bhm for sale ," the world is speeding up efforts to combat the Ebola virus. China has pledged a new batch of aid including offering some 82-million-U.S.-dollar cash and materials and sending health experts to West Africa; the European Union agreed to boost its aid for Africa to one billion euros (about 1.26 billion dollars); the United States has sent to Guinea an expert to help the government curb Ebola.
With the international assistance, encouraging news is being reported from the Ebola battlefront: in some treatment centers, patients are receiving the care they need. In several locations, community-based programs are yielding promising results.
Good news about vaccines also came from the WHO. Results of most advanced vaccines are expected to be available in December 2014 and efficacy trials in accepted countries will begin in this time frame.
However, a lack of available beds in Africa's Ebola clinics is forcing many families to care for sick relatives at home, risking a further spread of the virus. A shortage of labs capable of handling potentially infected blood samples has also made it difficult to track the outbreak.
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