CDC modeling warns Central Africa's Ebola outbreak could match 2014-scale crisis
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US CDC modeling suggests Central Africa's Ebola outbreak could reach 10,000–20,000+ cases, potentially rivaling West Africa's 2014–16 crisis if infected individuals aren't quickly isolated; about 400 confirmed cases and 63 deaths have been reported amid conflict and displacement that complicate response, with the WHO declaring a global health emergency in May.
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