Species breadth is a preparedness metric: lessons from the 2026 Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak. [PDF]
Hassan AM +5 more
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rVSV\u394G-ZEBOV-GP vaccine acceptability survey among state designated Ebola treatment centers
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Beyond Ebola disease: The role of government-citizen relationship in shaping Community outbreak behavior and outcomes. [PDF]
Nasser K +6 more
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Preparing for Ebola: Strengthening Nursing Readiness in the United States. [PDF]
Lindsay B.
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You\u2019ve survived Ebola! What\u2019s next?
What does being an Ebola survivor mean?\u2022 Being a survivor means that you cannot get the same type of Ebola for at least 10 years after you recover.\u2022 Survivors can no longer spread Ebola to others through casual contact.
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What leads to a Public Health Emergency of International Concern? A comparison of the 2026 Ebola and hantavirus outbreaks. [PDF]
Craig AT, Sheel M, Nilles EJ, Lau CL.
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Fighting Ebola \ue2\u20ac\ua6 and stigma
Ebola is a scary disease. Many people have gotten sick and died from it. It\ue2\u20ac\u2122s normal to feel worry and fear when something is unknown or not well understood. In outbreaks like these, we can use our fear to learn how to help instead of hurt.
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Fear, stigma and Uncertainty: The short and long-term effects of Ebola on survivors, affected families, and community in Bundibugyo, Western Uganda. [PDF]
Namusisi S +5 more
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Learning from Ebola Alerts in the Pandemic Agreement Era: Preparedness, Trust, and Shared Responsibility. [PDF]
Dettori M.
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