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Published in: HomeThe lingering legacy of Ebola in Sierra LeoneAs the deadly disease appears in Congo, Sierra Leone is still counting the cost of its 2014 epidemic.
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Published in: 50.50Ebola: exposing the failure of international developmentThe Ebola crisis has revealed the consequences of deep-seated, unequal global social and economic relations that...
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Published in: HomeInvisible governmentsWhy has the response to Ebola been so weak in Sierra Leone and Liberia? The relationship between elite wealth and...
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Published in: HomeSongs of ignorancePublic discourse surrounding the Ebola outbreak is infected by older narratives that seek to stereotype Africa and...
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Published in: TransformationThe greatest coping strategy is helping others: a conversation with Liberian activist B. Abel LearwellieYou can’t ambush a virus with a bullet. A former child soldier speaks out on Ebola in Liberia.
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Published in: 50.50Confronting Ebola in Liberia: the gendered realitiesIn Liberia 75% of those who have been infected or killed from Ebola are women. Last month, a rapid assessment and...
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Published in: ourNHSEbola in the UK? What kind of health system would best protect us?The Coalition Government’s healthcare reforms fragment the NHS, making it less able to cope with an epidemic.
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Published in: HomeResponses to Ebola are still way too little, and may now be too lateThe lack of ambulances, hospital beds, and even plastic gloves have all played a role in allowing the disease to get...
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Published in: openSecurityEbola: between public health and private profitKnown to the international community since 1976, why has the world dragged its feet for decades to find a vaccine...
