What Will It Take to Get a Bundibugyo Vaccine?

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health·Jun 15

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A vaccine for the Bundibugyo virus, a rare and deadly form of Ebola, does not yet exist. Development of a vaccine is underway, but it may take several months, with estimates ranging from six to nine months before it is ready for human trials. The timeline for the vaccine's availability is uncertain, with various organizations and experts working to address the outbreak.

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