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Ebola Vaccine An Ebola vaccine is a medical breakthrough designed to protect people from the deadly Ebola virus disease. The primary licensed vaccine, Ervebo, works by teaching the body's immune system to fight off the Zaire ebolavirus, significantly reducing the risk of infection and helping control outbreaks.
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