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Ebola, rischio di contagio lampo: stretta su trapianti e trasfusioni di sangue
Google approximate translation:
The Ebola virus may be present in the blood and organs of an infected person before the infection manifests with symptoms occurring, and then before the 21 days of incubation considered "canonical" by the experts. For this reason, the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) has indicated to the EU member states, through an ad hoc document, excluded from donating blood, organs, tissues and cells, "people who are: bring over the past 60 days in countries at risk, "the most affected by the epidemic of Ebola, says the agency Adnkronos Health Alessandro Nanni Costa, director of the National Transplant Center.
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Google approximate translation:
The Ebola virus may be present in the blood and organs of an infected person before the infection manifests with symptoms occurring, and then before the 21 days of incubation considered "canonical" by the experts. For this reason, the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) has indicated to the EU member states, through an ad hoc document, excluded from donating blood, organs, tissues and cells, "people who are: bring over the past 60 days in countries at risk, "the most affected by the epidemic of Ebola, says the agency Adnkronos Health Alessandro Nanni Costa, director of the National Transplant Center.
Google approximate translation:
The Ebola virus may be present in the blood and organs of an infected person before the infection manifests with symptoms occurring, and then before the 21 days of incubation considered "canonical" by the experts. For this reason, the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) has indicated to the EU member states, through an ad hoc document, excluded from donating blood, organs, tissues and cells, "people who are: bring over the past 60 days in countries at risk, "the most affected by the epidemic of Ebola, says the agency Adnkronos Health Alessandro Nanni Costa, director of the National Transplant Center.
Another article:
Google approximate translation:
The Ebola virus may be present in the blood and organs of an infected person before the infection manifests with symptoms occurring, and then before the 21 days of incubation considered "canonical" by the experts. For this reason, the European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) has indicated to the EU member states, through an ad hoc document, excluded from donating blood, organs, tissues and cells, "people who are: bring over the past 60 days in countries at risk, "the most affected by the epidemic of Ebola, says the agency Adnkronos Health Alessandro Nanni Costa, director of the National Transplant Center.