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Point épidémiologique en Afrique de l’Ouest au 20 octobre 2014 – INVS

October 23, 2014 | Filed under: Biology/Virology, Biomedicine/Clinical, Epidemiology & Public Health, French, Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Peer reviewed, Senegal, Sierra Leone and tagged with: fin de l’épidémie au Nigéria, fin de l’épidémie au Sénégal, INVS, Point Epidémiologique

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Points saillants

  • Au total, 9 212 cas (suspects, probables et confirmés) et 4 554 décès (létalité 49,4 %) ont été rapportés par l’OMS dans 5 pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest (Guinée, Sierra-Léone, Libéria, Nigéria et Sénégal).

  • Depuis la dernière parution du Point Epidémiologique, la Sierra Léone rapporte 460 nouveaux cas, le Libéria 186 et la Guinée 169 nouveaux cas.

  • L’OMS a officiellement déclaré le 17 octobre 2014 la fin de l’épidémie au Sénégal.

  • L’OMS a officiellement déclaré le 20 octobre 2014 la fin de l’épidémie au Nigéria.

Bulletin complet : http://www.invs.sante.fr/Dossiers-thematiques/Maladies-infectieuses/Fievre-hemorragique-virale-FHV-a-virus-Ebola/Point-epidemiologique-Ebola-Afrique-de-l-Ouest/Virus-Ebola-Point-epidemiologique-en-Afrique-de-l-Ouest-au-20-octobre-2014

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