An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa that has been

described by the World Health Organization as the largest, most severe

and most complex outbreak in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of 2013, in Guinea. From there it spread

to Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the affected

countries face enormous challenges in stopping its spread and providing

care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these countries back, reversing some gains a

number of these countries have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa that has been

described by the World Health Organization as the largest, most severe

and most complex outbreak in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of 2013, in Guinea. From there it spread

to Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the affected

countries face enormous challenges in stopping its spread and providing

care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these countries back, reversing some gains a

number of these countries have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa that has been

described by the World Health Organization as the largest, most severe

and most complex outbreak in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of 2013, in Guinea. From there it spread

to Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the affected

countries face enormous challenges in stopping its spread and providing

care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these countries back, reversing some gains a

number of these countries have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa that has been

described by the World Health Organization as the largest, most severe

and most complex outbreak in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of 2013, in Guinea. From there it spread

to Liberia, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the affected

countries face enormous challenges in stopping its spread and providing

care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these countries back, reversing some gains a

number of these countries have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.

An overview of the Ebola virus

outbreak in West Africa that has

been described by the World Health

Organization as the largest, most

severe and most complex outbreak

in the history of the disease.

The epidemic began at the end of

2013, in Guinea. From there it

spread to Liberia, Sierra Leone,

Nigeria and Senegal. Many of the

affected countries face enormous

challenges in stopping its spread

and providing care for all patients.

Thousands of people have died and

many are at risk as the fatality rate

from this virus is very high. As the

crisis worsens, as well as the

enormous health challenges

involved, the social and economic

consequences may set these

countries back, reversing some

gains a number of these countries

have made in recent years.