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Answers to Your Questions about EBOLA

What is EBOLA? Ebola is a virus that lives in bats and some other animals who live in Africa.

What is EBOLA? People can get Ebola in West Africa by preparing these sick animals for food.

What is EBOLA? People can spread the virus to other people when they are very sick. This is the main way that people are now getting Ebola in West Africa.

the Ebola outbreak? What have you heard about The Ebola outbreak is happening in countries in West Africa.

the Ebola outbreak? What have you heard about The three most affected countries are Guinea Liberia Sierra Leone Guinea Sierra Leone Liberia

the Ebola outbreak? What have you heard about People living in West Africa have gotten sick and some have died. Guinea Sierra Leone Liberia

the Ebola outbreak? FAST FACT: What have you heard about An outbreak is when more people get sick with a disease than scientists and doctors expect. Guinea Sierra Leone Liberia

Africa? What is Africa is one of the seven continents. There are 54 countries in Africa.

What is Africa? Africa is about 8,000 miles from the United States.

Africa? FAST FACT: What is 8,000 miles equals 47 million feet or about 150,000 football fields

EBOLA? How do people get People get Ebola by touching Body fluids from a person who is sick with or has died from Ebola. Examples of body fluids include blood, vomit, pee, poop, sweat, or spit.

EBOLA? How do people get People get Ebola by touching Objects with germs from the virus on them like needles that can cut someone.

EBOLA? How do people get People get Ebola by touching Infected animals (blood or meat).

EBOLA? FAST FACT: How do people get People cannot give Ebola to someone else until they have symptoms.

EBOLA? FAST FACT: How do people get Even people infected with Ebola in the early stages are very unlikely to give Ebola to other people.

with EBOLA? What happens when someone gets sick A person sick with Ebola will have symptoms within 2 to 21 days from getting Ebola. They cannot give Ebola to someone else until they are showing symptoms.

with EBOLA? What happens when someone gets sick Symptoms include Fever Headache Tiredness Weakness Diarrhea

with EBOLA? What happens when someone gets sick Symptoms include Vomiting Stomach pain Muscle pain Unexplained bleeding or bruising

EBOLA? Only 3 in 10 Do people get better after getting Only 3 in 10 of the people who have gotten Ebola during this outbreak have gotten better. The sooner someone gets treatment, the more likely they are to get better.

EBOLA? Only 3 in 10 Do people get better after getting Once a person has recovered from Ebola, they cannot spread Ebola to anyone else.

EBOLA? Should you be worried about getting The outbreak is in West Africa, which is very far away. Remember, you can only get Ebola if you had contact with someone who is sick with Ebola.

EBOLA? Should you be worried about getting We have had a few cases of Ebola in the United States, but an outbreak is very unlikely. If you are worried about Ebola, talk to your parents or a school counselor.

EBOLA? FAST FACT: Should you be worried about getting There are 316 million people in the United States, but we’ve only had 4 cases of Ebola.

Well? How do you keep yourself An Ebola outbreak is unlikely in the United States. You are much more likely to get the flu or a cold. Protect yourself from colds and flu by keeping yourself healthy.

Well? How do you keep yourself Wash your hands often with soap and water or hand sanitizer. Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

Well? How do you keep yourself Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth. Germs spread this way. Get your flu shot.

in Africa? How are we helping the people in CDC is Working with the countries in West Africa to stop the outbreak.

in Africa? How are we helping the people in CDC is Talking to and helping travelers who have come back from West Africa.

in Africa? How are we helping the people in CDC is Teaching doctors and nurses how to care for people with Ebola. Training people in West Africa to care for people with Ebola.

cdc.gov/ebola