What Is Ebola? How did it start? How do you spread it?

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Ebola is a deadly virus that tricks the body into damaging its own blood vessels. It originated near the ebola river when some animals probably bit someone or someone went into the river and got the virus inside of them through the nose, mouth, ears, open wounds, or other areas. The only way you can spread it is by getting one's body fluids that is infected with ebola (such as spit, mucus, or other fluids that come from the body), on somebody and the fluid somehow works its way into the body.

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