EBOLA

 


The Ebola virus -Ebola, is a disease of humans and other primates caused by ebolaviruses.The Ebola virus disease, formerly called the Ebola hemorrhagic fever, was first identified in rural Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo) in 1976.The virus is named after the Ebola River, in the Congolese region where it was first identified.
 A worried world-The Ebola outbreak began in Guinea and spread to neighboring countries, with isolated cases in Spain and the US. Three of the top ten searches for 'ebola' were in Japanese, though the country had no reported contact with the virus. People around the world searched to know more as news gathered momentum.
 Tracing the epidemic-The early reports in March caused a surge, but it was when cases started to appear outside of Africa that searches hit a global scale.The Ebola virus is a zoonotic disease known to be deadly to humans and primates. It spreads through direct contact with body fluids. 'Ebola symptoms' was third in related searches to the virus.
A hazardous materials suit is a protective whole-body garment to allow the handling of hazardous or infected materials. 'Hazmat suit' spiked by 18x this year. WHO could help
In searches related to the virus, 'ebola spread' was the main concern, followed closely by 'ebola cure.' In October 'world health organization' peaked, as WHO battled to contain the outbreak
Transmission-It is widely believed that fruit bats of the Pteropodidae family are natural hosts of Ebola


 

. 'Ebola bats' saw a huge increase after next to no searches in previous years.
Fact and fiction-In October searches for the 1995 movie Outbreak, in which the world attempts to control an Ebola-like virus epidemic, were 10x higher than at any point in the last decade.and their are many movie in which it is seen how badly it effect