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Bambari
Central African Republic

A day in the bush

An MSF team takes a mobile clinic to a remote village, many of whose inhabitants are living in the bush, too fearful to return home Project Update - 17 Sep 2014
 
Ebola Treatment Centre in Kailahun, Sierra Leone
Haemorrhagic fevers

The Unlikely Clue That Led Doctors in West Africa to Ebola: Hiccups

In a new piece for Vanity Fair, journalist Jeffrey E. Stern describes the unlikely way researchers identified the disease as it first started to spread across Guinea - all thanks to a single, odd symptom: hiccups. In the Media - 17 Sep 2014
 
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Haemorrhagic fevers

Aid organisation refuses Australia Ebola cash

In the Media - 16 Sep 2014
 
Liberia - Mamadee, 11, Ebola survivor
Haemorrhagic fevers

The boy who tricked ebola

The story of an 11 year old boy that Ebola couldn't bring down. Voices from the Field - 16 Sep 2014
 
Kailahun, Sierra Leone
Haemorrhagic fevers

MSF President's remarks to the UN Special Briefing on Ebola

Remarks by Dr. Joanne Liu, International President Médecins Sans Frontières to UN member states in Geneva, Sept. 16th 2014 Speech - 16 Sep 2014
 
Liberia - Foya Ebola management centre
Haemorrhagic fevers

A concrete response to the Ebola outbreak cannot wait

"A concrete response cannot wait": An op-ed by Joanne Liu, MSF International President Opinion - 15 Sep 2014
 
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More about Ebola

Read more about Ebola Project Update - 15 Sep 2014
 
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Haemorrhagic fevers

Explore an Ebola Care Centre

Explore our interactive guide to an Ebola care centre. Project Update - 15 Sep 2014
 
Ebola case management centre ELWA3 - Liberia
Liberia

'Somebody had to do it' - Turning people away from an overwhelmed Ebola treatment centre

"While he knew we couldn’t save her life, at least we could save the rest of his family from her" Voices from the Field - 12 Sep 2014
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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