Wars In Congo And Reduced Health Cooperation Fuel Ebola Outbreak
The United States left the WHO and cut assistance to the country by 90 percent
Decades of conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and declining international health cooperation have helped create the conditions for the latest Ebola outbreak in Africa. The disease is once again spreading across the region amid a shortage of healthcare professionals and growing operational challenges.
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