On Aug. 6, the Ministry of Health in Guinea notified the World Health Organization of its first-ever confirmed case of the deadly Marburg virus, according to a WHO news release. The infected person ...

Two suspected cases of the Marburg virus were reported in Cameroon in addition to the outbreak in neighboring Equatorial Guinea, according to multiple reports. The World Health Organization officially ...

The World Health Organization convened an emergency meeting earlier this week, just a day after Equatorial Guinea, in West Africa, confirmed its first-ever outbreak of the highly lethal Marburg virus ...

The highly contagious virus causes fever, fatigue, and blood-stained vomit. There are no vaccines or antiviral treatments currently approved to treat the virus. The Centers for Disease Control and ...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is urging travelers to Guinea and Tanzania to be mindful of contracting the deadly Marburg virus. The CDC is also sending personnel to Africa ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned doctors Thursday to be aware of two growing outbreaks of Marburg virus disease in Africa, and will begin reaching out to some arriving travelers ...

Transmission electron micrograph of Marburg virus particles magnified approximately 100,000x. Marburg virus is an infectious disease related to Ebola and is quite lethal. Fortunately, outbreaks are ...

Marburg virus is hard to detect early on--and goes on to kill about half its victims. Researchers hope to work quickly during this outbreak to... The World Health Organization convened an emergency ...

The CDC is warning doctors to be on the lookout for Marburg virus amid outbreaks in two African countries The highly contagious virus causes fever, fatigue, and blood-stained vomit. There are no ...