‘New Ebola treatments may be obsolete before they’re available’

• Virus kill third of chimps, gorillas since 1990s NEW treatments for Ebola could be obsolete before they are available for use by patients, because of genetic mutations in the disease, scientists have warned. Experimental drugs that are in

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