No visa needed: When people move, Ebola moves with them too
Unlike diseases that remain geographically contained, Ebola travels with people. A trader crossing a border,…
The hardest goodbye: When Kenyan medics at Ebola frontlines wrote wills, prepared own funerals
Lydia Mukhaye thought about her hubby, her children, the possibility she might never…
Disease outbreaks are not the problem; systems that fail to detect them are
From diagnostic gaps to community mistrust, the panel of global health leaders…
Invisible, chronic, dismissed: Why Endometriosis takes ages to diagnose
Endometriosis affects 190 million women worldwide, yet most wait years - sometimes…
Ebola resembles malaria… that’s what makes it dangerous
Early symptoms of the Bundibugyo virus are indistinguishable from common infections -…
Beyond the PPE: Inside the world of an Ebola treatment centre
Through years of confronting Ebola across multiple outbreaks, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has honed…
They have seen Ebola before & they are going back to the frontlines
Andre Kamano survived the Guinea outbreaks. Now, inside a simulation centre outside…
EXCLUSIVE | From ambulance bay to isolation ward: Inside Kenyatta National Hospital’s ‘Ebola Unit’
Treating Ebola is not simply a matter of isolation. The disease can…
From boots to bytes: Africa turns to AI, satellites and data in race against Ebola
From AI transmission maps to satellite internet in the bush, Africa CDC…
‘Ebola is not real’: How silence and mistrust are letting virus win in DRC
Armed conflict and the displacement of over a million people are fueling…
