Rwanda's Response to Marburg Virus Outbreak Likely Reduced Mortality

(MedPage Today) — A comprehensive response to a September 2024 Marburg virus disease (MVD) outbreak in two Rwandan hospitals may have reduced mortality rates, offering public health systems an effective playbook for managing the highly lethal…

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