Trials for Ebola treatment will be starting in December 2014
International MSF, medical humanitarian organisation Medecins Sans Frontieres declared on Thursday that it would start medical trials in 3 Ebola cure centers in West Africa in coming December 2014.
The split trials, which are targeted at fast finding an effectual treatment that can be used in opposition to the Ebola disease where nearly 5000 people died in the current outbreak in the region, will be leading by three different investigate partners, told a report issued by the organization.
The INSERM, French National Institute of Health and Medical Research will lead one test with anti-viral medicine Favipiravir, Guéckedou in Guinea. Another one, The ITM, Antwerp Institute of hot Medicine will guide a trial of recovery total blood and plasma treatment at the Donka Ebola Center, Conakry in Guinea.
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