How I’m Coping With Life Inside the Ebola Bubble
When Ebola takes away the ability to touch, you have to reinvent the language of compassion. MONROVIA, Liberia — Back in August, I was…
Read MoreWhen Ebola takes away the ability to touch, you have to reinvent the language of compassion. MONROVIA, Liberia — Back in August, I was…
Read MoreAlso true: No one knows exactly how many there are. Why is it so hard to count in a public health crisis? Jina Moore…
Read MoreThe health workers in Liberia’s Ebola wards want more equitable hazard pay and more timely salaries. Liberia’s health minister says they’re welcome to stay…
Read MoreSome health care workers think newly announced hazard pay is too low. They say they’re giving the government until Friday to make a change….
Read MoreThere are hundreds of bits of data behind the apocalyptic estimate from the Centers for Disease Control, but just one of them drove the…
Read MoreLiberians have been sounding the alarm for weeks. Why has real action on Ebola been so slow? MONROVIA, Liberia — Every day, 25 volunteers…
Read MoreEveryone is afraid of the dead, so the funeral business is slow. MONROVIA, Liberia — It’s late in the afternoon, and there are plenty…
Read MoreThe facility shut its doors after its top doctor died, but now it’s bringing babies into the world by the dozen. MONROVIA, Liberia —…
Read MoreTroops from Uganda and Burundi, deployed under a United Nations mandate to stabilize Somalia, are allegedly exploiting medical services and aid for sex. NAIROBI…
Read MoreNobody asked Jonathan Enders to turn his school’s kitchen into a cafeteria for Ebola’s first responders. It simply needed to be done. MONROVIA, Liberia…
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