It's good news for the family of the Italian nurse who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leone, as she has been cured of the disease.
Italian nurse cured of disease, leaves hospital
The Italian health ministry said the nurse who worked with medical charity Emergency, has been cured and has left hospital.
___3850562___https:______static.pulse.com.gh___webservice___escenic___binary___3850562___2015___6___10___16___Ebola-Virus
Recommended articles
The Italian health ministry said the nurse who worked with medical charity Emergency, has been cured and has left hospital.
The male nurse from Sardinia, who was the second Italian to contract the disease, spent a month receiving treatment at the Spallanzani infectious diseases clinic in Rome.
The health ministry said the nurse had been treated with drugs sourced overseas but did not reveal further details.
ADVERTISEMENT
Over 11,000 people have so far died from the Ebola disease although it is now on a downward spiral, even as the Ebola mission in Ghana closed shop earlier in the week.
JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng
Recommended articles
Forgive me my papa - Self-acclaimed Hausa traditional ruler kneels to beg Oba of Benin
Fubara grows Rivers IGR by over 100%, less than 1 year after Wike's tenure
Plateau University suspends exams over killing of student
Nigeria laughing stock of the rest of the world due to insecurity - TY Danjuma
APC group claims Tinubu’s initiatives stimulating economic recovery
Plateau Gov urges calm after attack that led to death of 200-level PLASU student
NAFDAC reopens popular Ibadan supermarket shut for selling unregistered product
Gov Adeleke lavished with praise for providing water, sanitation facilities
CSO inaugurates campaign to combat electoral irregularities, promote reforms
Pulse Sports
Lionel Messi's son breaks the internet after scoring five goals for Inter Miami
Naija Stars Abroad: Onyedika, Boniface, and Osimhen shine across Europe
Victor Osimhen and Tobi Amusan make list of Forbes’ 30 under 30 Class of 2024
ADVERTISEMENT
