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Democratic Republic of the Congo Faces Challenges in Ebola Response

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is facing significant challenges in responding to an Ebola outbreak, with over 900 suspected cases and 220 suspected deaths. Ongoing violence and instability hinder effective health responses, prompting calls for international support and investment in health systems. Experts suggest that while the DRC may face endemic Ebola, the threat to countries with stronger health infrastructures, like the U.S., remains low.

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The Democratic Republic of the Congo is facing significant challenges in responding to an Ebola outbreak, with over 900 suspected cases and 220 suspected deaths. Ongoing violence and instability hinder effective health responses, prompting calls for international support and investment in health systems. Experts suggest that while the DRC may face endemic Ebola, the threat to countries with stronger health infrastructures, like the U.S., remains low.

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Congo faces underlying challenges in battle to overcome Ebola: ‘You gotta have safety’

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Democratic Republic of the Congo Faces Challenges in Ebola Response