CDC issues advisory on Ebola outbreak in UgandaÂ
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Feb. 6 released an about an outbreak of Ebola in Uganda caused by the Sudan virus disease. There are currently no suspected, probable or confirmed Ebola cases related to the outbreak that have been reported in the United States or outside of Uganda. The CDC recommends travelers monitor themselves for symptoms of SVD while in Uganda and 21 days after leaving.
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