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Ebola in our region,” said Dieudonné Lossadekana, 51, a civil society coordinator in Bunia city, where the first suspected case was reported. “We’ve already recorded several dozen deaths. For us, it is heartbreaking
impacts the people who are more likely to be taking care of sick folks," said Dr. Craig Spencer, an associate professor at the Brown University School of Public Health who survived Ebola more than
impact at the Aurora Humanitarian Initiative, said the attacks may reflect the “built-in skepticism and anger” of people in eastern Congo over how the region has been treated, with years of violence from foreign
public health officials detect it so late? And there's another key question to consider: Has the U.S., which has traditionally been a key player in emerging outbreaks, been hampered in its response