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Infección por el virus del Ébola; Fiebre viral hemorrágica
Evite las áreas en las cuales hay epidemias. Asimismo, use ropa hospitalaria, guantes y máscara al estar en torno a pacientes enfermos. Estas precauciones disminuirán enormemente el riesgo de transmisión.
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