Congo's Bundibugyo Virus Outbreak Nears 6,000 Cases Amid Community Spread

A major Bundibugyo virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reached approximately 6,000 cases, with widespread community transmission but infrequent hemorrhagic signs. The ongoing transmission represents a significant public health emergency in the region.
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