How a legacy of mistrust in DRC has led to 17 Ebola outbreaks in 50 years
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has experienced 17 Ebola outbreaks in 50 years, highlighting a cycle of recurring public health crises driven by deep structural vulnerabilities and mistrust. The recent Bundibugyo virus emergency reflects ongoing challenges in health infrastructure and regional stability.
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