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military and world health organization and cvc and as doctors without borders. >> we see kids suffering't feel well. >> the nurse from doctors without borders returned from sierra leon. you are wearing the ppu. can tear through your protective equipment. you are unable to carry them. >> one of the thousands of the directors. and the biggest challenge is that ebola is a moving target. >> they are in different forms. >> doctors without borders admitted more than six this happened patients and shipped 1200 tons of equipment to fight the disease. it is the coordination of services that is essential and education and awareness. >> and virus hunter joseph has been on the front line for months. turning the corner on the epidemic, there are significant changes in awareness. >> we went from half of the population believing it was not a real disease to a hoax and everyone acknowledging that the disease is real and people are learning how it is transmitted. >> reporter: the special advisor to sierra leon's healthÑ ministry, said the biggest outbreak of ebola taught us that the virus is more of a s

the cvc says the vaccine does not offer much protection, and it is too late to make a new one.illion they are encouraging everybody to be vaccinated. they say the current vaccine is effective against other strains oif virus. a physician and an associate professor at nyu's medical center, and she joins news the studio, welcome back. >> nice to see you. so what is it the cdc saying etch in past years when there was a better match you aren't completely protected. there was an idea that you are group immunities. this year that match suspect as good as they would like it to be. a they start making it usually in january so it will be ready in october. kind of like a weather forecast that isn't exactly right, the forecast that would be available wouldn't be as ideal, so it is still protective, it isability about the flu virus changing. >> some of it has to do with mewations. so the idea is that it is helping the system to recognize the threat if the flu virus entered your body, the reason you would die or have complications is because your system didn't recognize it as a threat now it

. >> cvc worker spending christmas under observation for ebola. with a live ebola sample. peter doocey has more from washington. >> reporter: that's right. one scientist is in the beginning of a three weeklong monitoring period for handling ebola, live virus without knowing it. this happened because the sample from the lab to go to a lab that was not and is not approved to handle the ebola experiment. the lab is shut down pepping a review. and everybody in the lab has been notified that they had a close call, but because the ebola was on a sealed plate, officials think exposure was limited to just one person. still the cvc director tom frieden is doubled by the situation in atlanta. thousands of scientists have taken extraordinary steps in recent months to improve safety. and our efforts to improve lab safety and the safety of our employees is our highest priority. they knew about the mishap one hour within its discover. and the lab that transerred the ebola material is not transferring anything for the time being. and the lab is closed for right

and the cvc does it in the beginning of the season and they don't always know.t protects you the a influenza and one of the b. but, who knows what is really, and don't forget the strains morph and change throughout the season. and what is getting people in december, may not be what is getting them in march. each year the flu changes and how long it lasts and realize that is starts in october and doesn't end until may. people have to protect themselves. we don't know what will happen in march. >> as you watch on television. tamflu, you have to take within 48 hours. if you get sick how is the difference of cold or flu. and is it worth going to the doctor rather than seeing how i feel and get on top of it. >> innerfluenza, you feel like you are hit by a mactruck. and you are tired and your muscles ache. my hair and everything on my body felt terrible and it comes on quickly and getting worse and worse. not everyone has that case. if you feel tired get a prescription. >> a lot of people like to take the holistic approach. can they eat or drink something. vegetables