Ebola virus infection has no sexual

Ebola virus infection has no sexual predilection, but men and women differ with respect to the manner in which direct exposure occurs. Men, by the nature of their work exposure in forest and savanna regions, may be at increased risk of acquiring a primary infection from gathering “bush meat” (primate carcasses) for food, as well as an unknown vector or vectors. Evidence from Africa and the Philippines is compatible with bats being a principal vector of Ebola virus. Because women provide much of the direct care for ill family members and are involved in the preparation of the bodies of the deceased, they may be at increased risk of acquiring Ebola virus infection through their participation in these activities. However, men and women who are medical healthcare providers seem to share a high and equal risk of infection[5].

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Inféksi virus Ebola boga predilection seksual, tapi lalaki jeung awewe beda nu aya kaitannana ka ragam nu lumangsung paparan langsung. Lalaki, ku alam paparan karya maranéhanana di wewengkon leuweung jeung savana, bisa jadi di ngaronjat résiko acquiring inféksi primér ti arisan "daging rungkun" (carcasses primata) keur dahareun, kitu ogé hiji véktor teu dikenal atanapi vektor. Bukti ti Afrika jeung Filipina kompatibel jeung kalong keur vektor poko virus Ebola. Sabab awewe nyadiakeun loba nu ngurus langsung pikeun anggota kulawarga gering sarta aub dina persiapan awak almarhum, maranéhanana bisa jadi di ngaronjat résiko acquiring inféksi virus Ebola ngaliwatan partisipasi dina kagiatan maranéhanana ieu. Tapi, lalaki jeung awewe anu keur panyadia Podomoro médis sigana ngabagikeun hiji risiko luhur jeung sarua inféksi [5].