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Ebola Virus Can Hide and Remain Dormant in Brain Before Re-Emerging: New Study
Researchers identified that even after treatment and recovery, the virus can still hide and remain dormant in the ventricular system of the brain even after the rest of the body had been cleared of the virus.
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