Going viral: How advancements in Ebola disease detection in wild apes can help to prevent dangerous outbreaks

Mongabay
May 4, 2017, 12:10 pm307 pts
[caption id="attachment_195413" align="alignnone" width="600"] Great apes, such as this male lowland gorilla, have been at great risk of Ebola virus infection over the past two decades and can transmit the virus to human populationsPhoto credit: Rhett A. Butler[/caption] It is regarded as the deadliest Ebola…

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