Ebola prevention trial enrolls over 250 in Congo
· Health · DR Congo
More than 250 participants have enrolled in a trial of a drug that could stop people from contracting Ebola in Congo. Experts described it as a critical step against the deadliest outbreak of the disease in the Central African country.
Why it matters:A preventive Ebola trial in Congo could change outbreak containment strategies and global stockpile planning.
Key points
- More than 250 participants are enrolled.
- The trial tests a drug meant to prevent Ebola infection.
- Congo is facing its deadliest Ebola outbreak.
Sources (original reporting)
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