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Ebola Update: Senegal Reports First Case and Status on Other Countries

+ September 4, 2014

One confirmed case from Senegal adds a fifth West African country to the list of those battling Ebola. As the virus spreads, e ... More

2 September 3, 2014

In this Sermo series, we've covered why you may want to do clinical research, and last post we discussed the qualifications to be ... More

+ September 1, 2014

+ August 18, 2014

In the 19th and early part of the 20th century, infectious disease killed millions. One of the most devastating epidemics in h ... More

+ August 15, 2014

~ by Amy Cohen, MD, child psychiatrist “CRISTIAN OMAR REYES, an 11-year-old sixth grader in the neighborhood of Nueva Suyapa, ... More

+ August 11, 2014

While the threat of an Ebola outbreak in the United States is very slim, it is possible a few cases could arrive through our ... More

1 August 8, 2014

Explanation of the image above: New heat map of Ebola's impact on African nations over past week. Since July 27, 2014 the ... More

5 August 6, 2014

Written By Ivonne Sahagun-Carreon, MD, a pediatrician in Texas working with immigrant children ~~ It’s in the news every day. U ... More

+ August 4, 2014

Two American Ebola patients received injections of an experimental serum that seems to be turning the tide on their conditions. ... More

+ August 1, 2014

Physicians inside Sermo are warning of possible local transmissions of Chikungunya virus in Texas, right as the peak season for ... More