Health officials warn Ebola could reach 1.4 million in West Africa
Health authorities caution that Ebola cases could surge to as many as 1.4 million by mid January in Liberia and Sierra Leone if control efforts lag. The CDC and WHO present worst and best case paths, noting real numbers likely higher than reported, with containment and safe burials key to ending the outbreak.
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West Africa
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Tom Frieden
Liberia
Sierra Leone
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World Health Organization
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New England Journal of Medicine
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WHO
Christopher Dye
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Virginia Commonwealth University
International Society For Infectious Diseases
Armand Sprecher
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Door-to-door teams locate 130 new Ebola cases in Sierra Leone
Health teams conducting a nationwide door to door drive found 130 confirmed Ebola cases and tested about 70 suspected cases while 92 bodies were found during a three day campaign. Authorities consider repeating the shutdown as coverage reached over 1 million households.
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