just type in "ebola" in a web search engine and see what you get...
everything you want to know and links to much much more at :
http://www.bocklabs.wisc.edu/eov-ebola.html
this was only one link found.
try alta-vista.
best,
carl
On 16 Apr 1999 12:59:34 -0700, "ronchas" <ronchas at email.msn.com>
wrote:
> I was wondering if you could answer the following questions for a
>science report I'm doing. Any help would be much appreciated.
>>>Q. Is Ebola definitely a new disease, or is it a disease that has mutated in
>to its current form?
>>Q: Does Ebola have the potential to become airborne?
>>Q: Why does Ebola Reston only kill animals and not humans?
>>Q: Why cant our immune system fight off the disease?
>>Q: Is it true that Ebola could have been responsible for the Great Plaque in
>425 B.C.?
>>Q: What are the chances of Ebola reaching the USA?
>>Q: Is it true that some people in Africa have antibodies to help fight off
>the Ebola virus?
>>Q: Could it be possible that Ebola once was a harmless virus that mutated
>into this very harmful virus?
>>Q: What is most likely the host or cause of Ebola?
>>>>
