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A succession of scientists at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg have been leaders in contributing to the fight against Ebola, including the development of new therapeutics.

A succession of scientists at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg have been leaders in contributing to the fight against Ebola, including the development of new therapeutics.

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A succession of scientists at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg have been leaders in contributing to the fight against Ebola, including the development of new therapeutics.

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: A succession of scientists at the National Microbiology Lab in Winnipeg have been leaders in contributing to the fight against Ebola, including the development of new therapeutics.

: Of more than 17,290 reported cases of Ebola, 10,825 were lab-confirmed and 6,128 people had died by press time in December. Actual numbers are much larger. Here, in the high-mortality Monrovia region of Liberia, people gather for assessment by health workers.

: The Ebola virus up close.

: UN health workers in Liberia do their part to contain the virus and help those afflicted.

: The International Committee of the Red Cross has also been working in Liberia.

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