After all the bad news that have been going round over the 
outbreak of the Ebola virus in West African countries, Nigeria, Sierra 
Leone, Guinea and Liberia, a piece of good news finally arrived some 
moments ago.
Reporting online in the British journal Nature, researchers at the 
Public Health Agency of Canada announced that a prototype drug, ZMapp, 
that has been urgently given to a handful of patients with Ebola has 
cleared an important test hurdle.
According to the scientists report, the drug test results showed that
 ZMapp cured lab monkeys that have been infected with the Ebola virus 
disease.

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