PT  - JOURNAL ARTICLE
AU  - Hoyle, Brian
ED  - Molinari, John
TI  - Infection Control in Dentistry in the Ebola Era
DP  - 2014 Dec 01
TA  - MD Conference Express
PG  - 6--7
VI  - 14
IP  - 38
4099  - http://mdc.sagepub.com/content/14/38/6.short
4100  - http://mdc.sagepub.com/content/14/38/6.full
AB  - At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry. At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry. At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry. At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry. At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry. At the time of the session, the ongoing Ebola outbreak in West Africa had killed nearly 4500 people, including more than 200 health care workers, likely an underestimate of the actual numbers. In a worst-case scenario, the World Health Organization and US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that the number of cases could reach almost 1.5 million by early 2015. This article discusses infection control in dentistry.