Delayed Ebola Outbreak Response Has Short, Long-Term Impacts
PLOS “Speaking of Medicine”: The Global Response to the Ebola Fever Epidemic: What Took So Long?
Mark Siedner of Harvard Medical School and John Kraemer of the O’Neill Institute for National and Global Health Law at Georgetown University discuss the impact of the delayed global response to the Ebola epidemic. “…The delay in action has been devastating. The most obvious cost has been the lives of those unnecessarily taken by Ebola…” (8/22).
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