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3rd November 2014 Content supplied by: BBC
UK Sets Up Three New Ebola Labs in Sierra Leone
The BBC reports that the UK government has allocated £20m to set up and run three new laboratories in Sierra Leone to help test for the Ebola virus.
The labs will be used to test blood samples and swabs for the virus and will be able to give the all-clear to Ebola patients who survive the disease.
Read the full report on http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-29870109
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Date Published: 3rd November 2014
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