This is the fourth in The Take’s ’20 in 2020′ series – a global generation coming of age in an unprecedented year.
This is the fourth in The Take’s ’20 in 2020′ series – a global generation coming of age in an unprecedented year.
What does the successful fight against Ebola in the DRC teach us about tackling COVID-19 and other future outbreaks?
Outbreak is spreading from Mbandaka’s urban centre to surrounding remote villages in forests along...
WHO says nearly 50 people infected in new Ebola outbreak as DR Congo grapples with COVID-19 and...
The World Health Organization announces end of the outbreak after a two-year fight against the deadly epidemic.
Announcement comes as the African nation battles to control a measles epidemic and the spread of coronavirus.
Newest outbreak of disease, the 11th recorded in DRC’s history, comes as epidemic in country’s east is still ongoing.
In a country where most people visit healers, some are stepping in to bridge the trust gap between the old and the new.
The same drug also failed to treat Ebola.
What happens to other disease responses when the world’s public health officials are all focused on COVID-19?
The detection of new cases of infection came days before the WHO was expected to declare the outbreak over.
An 11-month-old girl, who was treated at the same health centre as a previous fatal case, dies from the virus, UN says.
Confirmation of new case comes just days before expected declaration of end to 20-month outbreak.
WHO to officially announce on April 12 the end of 20-month epidemic in eastern DRC that killed more than 2,200 people.