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West Africa: After Ebola - What Next for West Africa's Health Systems
UNIRIN, 26 January 2015
As rates of Ebola infection fall in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, planning has begun on how to rebuild public health systems and learn lessons from the outbreak. Read more »
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Sierra Leone: 'Victory Is in Sight' in the Fight Against Ebola
DW, 23 January 2015
Sierra Leone has lifted several anti-Ebola measures which have greatly weakened the nation's economy. President Ernest Koroma was optimistic but urged continued vigilance against… Read more »
'Victory in Sight' as Ebola Infections Continue to Fall
As rates of Ebola infection fall in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, planning has begun on how to rebuild public health systems and learn lessons from the outbreak.
An Ebola survivor returns home. In the bag is a mosquito net, multivitamins, a bottle of water, condoms, sheets, soap, a toothbrush, toothpaste, a towel, a blanket, biscuits and ready-to-use therapeutic food to help build up strength.
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Schools were ordered closed during the height of the Ebola crisis in the country. Read more »
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Jimmy Yeanie Bangura, popularly known as Jimmy B, joins the lists of musicians in West Africa spreading messages to get people to take personal action in order to end Ebola. Read more »
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Dougbeh Chris Nyan, a research scientist, has created a diagnostic test that can identify seven different viruses at the same time. Read more »
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Medical experts say the virus can remain in men's semen for up to three months. During this period, male survivors are advised to either abstain or use condoms during sex. Read more »
