Ebola's persistence in survivors fuels concerns over future risks
LONDON (Reuters) - A growing awareness of how the Ebola virus can hide in parts of the body such as eyes, breasts and testicles long after leaving the bloodstream raises questions about whether the disease can ever be beaten.
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