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Outbreaks in a Rapidly Changing Central Africa — Lessons from Ebola

by Kobinger, Gary , Ntoumi, Francine , Mombouli, Jean-Vivien , Bausch, Daniel G , Muñoz-Fontela, César , Munster, Vincent J , Seifert, Stephanie N , Massaquoi, Moses , Fischer, Robert , Sprecher, Armand , de Wit, Emmie , Olson, Sarah H

in Connectivity / Demographics / Ebola virus / Economic development / Epidemics / Highway construction / Infectious diseases / Infrastructure / Outbreaks / Population / Population growth / Public health / Rural areas / Sustainable development

2018

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Journal Article

Outbreaks in a Rapidly Changing Central Africa — Lessons from Ebola

Kobinger, Gary,

Ntoumi, Francine,

Mombouli, Jean-Vivien,

Bausch, Daniel G,

Muñoz-Fontela, César,

Munster, Vincent J,

Seifert, Stephanie N,

Massaquoi, Moses,

Fischer, Robert,

Sprecher, Armand,

de Wit, Emmie,

Olson, Sarah H

2018

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Economic and demographic change across Central Africa exacerbates the risk of infectious disease epidemics. But population growth and increasing income and education can also spur demand for infrastructure to support sustainable development, including basic health services.

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Massachusetts Medical Society

Subject

Connectivity

/ Demographics

/ Ebola virus

/ Economic development

/ Epidemics

/ Highway construction

/ Infectious diseases