The Ebola outbreak in Central Africa is the first significant outbreak since the United States made substantial changes to its global health programs last year. Public health and infectious disease experts have noted that the impact of the U.S. withdrawal from global health initiatives is significant. Although the U.S. is providing resources and sending teams of experts to assist, experts emphasize that the absence of comprehensive support is felt in the ongoing response to the outbreak.
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Ebola outbreak in Central Africa linked to US global health program changes
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in Central Africa is the first major incident since the U.S. altered its global health programs last year. Experts indicate that the U.S. withdrawal has had a noticeable impact on the response efforts, despite the provision of some resources and expert teams.
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Ebola response hobbled by US withdrawal from global health
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Ebola outbreak in Central Africa linked to US global health program changes