Ebola Bundibugyo Update: The Outbreak the World Cannot Afford to Ignore
No approved vaccine. No approved treatment. A four-week detection gap before the world knew it had started. A 44% contact tracing rate that needs to be 90%.
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Reporting the latest science, data, and analysis in order to achieve a sustainable path forward.
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