First Ebola Vaccine Granted Conditional Approval

The European Commission has approved the first Ebola vaccine, Servo, which is 97.5% effective for adults. Ebola symptoms include fever and hemorrhaging, spreading through bodily fluids. The virus has killed over 13,000 in Africa since 2013. Merck's CEO highlights the vaccine's development as a global scientific milestone. Over 250,000 doses are used in the Congo's current outbreak, with over 3,000 cases and 2,100 deaths, marking it as the largest outbreak since 2013-2016.

What is the effectiveness rate of the Ebola vaccine known as Servo?

• 99%

• 85%

• 90%

• 97.5%

Which organization approved the marketing of the first Ebola vaccine?

• European Commission

• African Union

• World Health Organization

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

What is the significance of the European Commission's approval of the Ebola vaccine?

• It is a testament to the power of science and collaboration.

• It is the first vaccine approved for children under 18.

• It marks the first time a vaccine has been approved for any virus.

• It was developed solely by Merck without any collaboration.

How many doses of the Ebola vaccine has Merck submitted for the current outbreak?

• 250,000 doses

• 200,000 doses

• 150,000 doses

• 100,000 doses

As of the latest report, how many confirmed Ebola cases were there in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

• 2,000 cases

• 4,000 cases

• 3,000 cases

• 1,500 cases