Aid cuts fueled one of the largest Ebola outbreaks on record
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Vox argues that U.S. and international aid cuts degraded Ebola surveillance and health systems in Congo and Uganda, helping drive a rapid outbreak that WHO has declared a public-health emergency and that is already among the largest on record, with undercounted cases and a months-long effort ahead despite new funding.
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