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Ebola: Why is there still no vaccine?

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The article describes a public health crisis and a scientific/ethical roadblock to vaccine deployment, lacking any concrete commercial mechanism such as investment, price change, or regulatory action that would trigger a sector impact.

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  • Major outbreak of Bundibugyo variant of Ebola in DRC
  • Over 10,000 cases reported since May in DRC
  • No licensed vaccine currently approved for Bundibugyo variant
  • Existing vaccine (Ervebo) is only approved for Zaire variant
  • Cases also reported in Kenya and Nigeria

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