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Where Does Ebola Hide? (Scientific American)

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In Memoriam
Where Does Ebola Hide?

Fruit bats are the most likely carriers of Ebola but it is human-to-human transmission that matters most now

October 14, 2014 |By David Biello

.....The key to stopping an outbreak is trust, a trust developed between the sick, the infected, the local populace and authorities, so that hygiene rules can promulgate......
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This article suggests that quarantines have made the W. Africa outbreak worse.

It also links to another Scientific American page with a list of good ebola articles going back to 2009: Ebola: What You Need to Know

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