Ngoy Mushola

Ngoy Mushola is a DR Congolese medical doctor. Mushola, who is from Bumba, was the first person to record a description of the Ebola virus. It occurred Yambuku, DR Congo.^[1]

See also

• VHFs
• Blood-borne pathogens (BBP)
• Universal precautions
• Needle remover
• Sharps waste
• Matthew Lukwiya

References

1. ^ Death Called a River Scripps Research Institute,

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