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More 16,000 people survived the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, the largest in history. While the virus continues to spread in the regions of Guinea and Sierra Leone, some scientists are turning their attention to these survivors. Many of them report symptoms ranging from hearing loss problems and eye fatigue and erectile dysfunction. In a joint effort, the Liberian Ministry of Health and the National Allergy and Infectious Diseases of the United States Institute study how many people suffer from this "post-Ebola Syndrome" and what might cause. A similar study is underway in Guinea. investigators also hope to find out if there is a chance that some survivors could still transmit the virus to others. the Ebola virus has been found in the semen of a survivor and the eye of a another month after being cleared from the blood.
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