Home of 17-year-old Abraham Mamaigar, who died in a wave of Ebola cases in July 2015, showing the washing line with clothes of quarantined family members.
An Ebola survivors network works with communities and officials to help all those who caught the virus but lived.This special section is made possible by a grant from the Like a River Fund.
Home of 17-year-old Abraham Mamaigar, who died in a wave of Ebola cases in July 2015, showing the washing line with clothes of quarantined family members.
The report of an independent panel convened by the Harvard Global Health Institute and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, published in the British medical journal ... Read more »
Across west Africa, local communities and local health professionals were central to beating back the Ebola epidemic. They continue to be at the core of the ongoing recovery effort ... Read more »
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