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Ebola vaccine trials begin in Sierra Leone

Trials for an Ebola vaccine have gotten underway in Sierra Leone.

Ebola vaccine trials begin in Sierra Leone

Fri, 09 Oct, 2015 - 17:48

Trials for an Ebola vaccine have gotten underway in Sierra Leone.

A unique biometric kit which scans the eyes of volunteers and takes their finger prints will be used in conjunction with the vaccine.

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