Ebola vaccine shows T cell cross-reactivity against Bundibugyo virus in humans
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This announcement comes amid the second largest Ebola outbreak caused by the Bundibugyo virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which has resulted in over 6,000 confirmed cases and a 48% fatality rate. The current Ebola vaccine has been found to induce T cell cross-reactivity against the Bundibugyo virus in humans, despite there being no approved vaccine specifically for BDBV.
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