Les médecins, scientifiques et cher

Les médecins, scientifiques et chercheurs sont unanimes sur le sujet. Le virus Ebola se contracte d’homme à homme par contact avec les fluides corporels d'un malade, ce qu’on appelle les "5S" : salive, sueur, sperme, selles, sang. "Il ne se transmet pas par voie respiratoire", insiste le docteur Guillaume Le Loup, spécialiste des maladies infectieuses et tropicales à l’hôpital Tenon, à Paris.

結果 (英文) 1:

Doctors, scientists and researchers are unanimous on the subject. The Ebola virus shrinks from human to human through contact with the bodily fluids of a patient, what is called the "5s": saliva, sweat, sperm, stool, blood. "It is not transmitted by the respiratory route", insists Dr. Guillaume Le Loup, specialist of infectious and tropical diseases at the hospital Tenon, Paris.

結果 (英文) 2:

Physicians, scientists and researchers are unanimous on the subject. Ebola virus from person to person by contact with body fluids contract of a patient, the so-called "5S": saliva, sweat, semen, feces, blood. "It is not transmitted through the respiratory tract," says Dr. William Wolf, a specialist in infectious and tropical diseases at Tenon Hospital in Paris.

結果 (英文) 3:

The doctors, scientists and researchers are unanimous on the subject. The Ebola virus is contracted man-to-man by contact with the body fluids of a patient, what is called the " 5S" : saliva, sweat, semen, faeces, blood. "It cannot be transmitted by respiratory route", insists Dr. Guillaume Wolf, specialist of infectious and tropical diseases at the hospital Tang, in Paris.