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Sierra Leone: How Traditional Healers Helped Defeat Ebola
Al Jazeera, 5 November 2015
A year and a half after the Ebola outbreak began there is at last good news for Sierra Leone. Read more »
As the nation anxiously waits to be declared Ebola-free by the World Health Organization, medical experts say the role of traditional healers will be vital in dealing with any future disease outbreaks.
Social mobilizers wash their hands with chlorine before handling supplies (file potot).
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Health authorities reported new cases of Ebola in Freetown, dashing hopes that the densely populated city had beaten the epidemic. Read more »
The World Health Organization identifies four factors that contributed to Liberia's successful response, including the "decisive leadership" shown by President Ellen Johnson ... Read more »
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