* Nikkei reverses morning gains * Ebola - related shares boosted on suspected Ebola case * Test results expected by Tuesday morning By Thomas Wilson TOKYO, Dec 29 (Reuters)- Japan's Nikkei gave up early gains on Monday after
the health ministry announced a suspected case of the deadly Ebola virus, dampening investor risk appetite but boosting health - related shares.
In China, meanwhile,
the health ministry announced last week that 240 people died of hand, foot, and mouth disease between January and May 2012.
In January, recognizing the worsening situation,
the health ministry announced a package of rules for the industry.
On 12 May the French
health ministry announced that the doctor and nurse had tested negative, but the third case tested positive for MERS.
Not exact matches
On Friday, Canada's
health and environmental
ministries announced that it will ban the use of bisphenol - a (BPA) in plastic products because of
health concerns.
The minister
announced that his
ministry also presented the reports on the state of public
health services in the country to the council.