A study published by researchers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Uganda, Belgium, and several other countries on Monday found that the current outbreak of the rare Ebola Bundibugyo strain probably began with transmission from animals to humans.
The timing and origins of the Ebola outbreak are still mysterious. It was officially declared on May 15, but even then, researchers knew the disease had been spreading through the remote and politically unstable eastern Congo for weeks. The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) said on Monday that it now believes the outbreak began in February.
W.H.O. regional director Mohamed Yakub Janabi…
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