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What is IVIG administration? What is IVIG treatment? IVIG administration or IVIG infusion is a treatment for immune disorders. Healthy antibodies from donors are given to a sick patient. See how doctors recommended IVIG administration for Susannah and what the results were.
What is the mortality rate of Ebola? Are the mortality rates different depending on the strain of the virus? For the Ebola death rate, it’s important to also consider the multiple strains of the virus. The mortality rate of Ebola varies depending on the strain of the virus. In general, the mortality rate of Ebola is high compared to other viruses. So what is the mortality rate of Ebola? Read to find out about each strain.
Who is Dr. Eugene Johnson? What was his role in Ebola research, and discovering the origins of Ebola? Dr. Eugene Johnson is a scientist and Ebola expert who helped identify new strains of Ebola, and helped research the origins of Ebola. Read more about Dr. Eugene Johnson and his contributions to Ebola research.
What is Brain on Fire about? How did Susannah Cahalan live through her rare disease diagnosis? Brain on Fire is a medical mystery about what suddenly changes a woman into someone unrecognizable. What is Brain on Fire about? Resilience while fighting for a diagnosis and fighting a rare disease. Read more about the story of Susannah Cahalan and what Brain on Fire is about.
What is autoimmune inflammation? Is it related to an inflammatory immune system response? What is the relationship between inflammation and the immune system? Autoimmune inflammation is an inflammatory immune system response directed at one’s own body. In Brain on Fire, the autoimmune inflammation was attacking the brain. Read more about autoimmune inflammation, including the relationship between inflammation and the immune system.
How does the CDC define Ebola? Does the CDC have guidelines on how to deal with Ebola? To the CDC, Ebola is considered one of the most dangerous and deadly infectious diseases. The CDC named Ebola, and offered guidelines on how to deal with the disease. Read more about the CDC, Ebola, and how they first recognized and classified the diease.
What is the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases? What do they do? United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases focuses on fighting viruses and bacteria, and on how to contain outbreaks. Read more about the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases and what they do.
Who is Charles Monet the Ebola patient? How did Charles Monet get Ebola and what happened during the outbreak? Charles Monet, an Ebola patient living in Western Kenya, is believe to have contracted the disease directly from Kitum Cave, a place where many believe the virus lay dormant, waiting for a host. Monet then became ill, and spread the virus. Read more about Charles Monet, Ebola, and how the outbreak spread.
Who was Dr. Siegel, the neurologist who couldn’t diagnose Susannah? How did he try to help? Dr. Siegel is a neurologist that joined Susannah’s medical team and reassured her mother. He suspected brain inflammation and pulled Dr. Souhel Najjar into the case. Read more about Dr. Siegel, neurologist, and his contributions in Brain on Fire.
What is the Reston monkey house? What happened when there was an Ebola outbreak at the Reston monkey house? The Reston monkey house is a quarantine facility where research animals were housed. There was an Ebola outbreak at the Reston monkey house Read more about the Reston monkey house and the Ebola outbreak there.