As the world grapples with the first major disease outbreak since the U.S. gutted its global health support, experts warn the loss of funding, personnel, and coordination capacity has disrupted contact tracing, delayed detection, and left partner organizations scrambling to cover gaps the U.S. once filled, The Hill reports.
Ebola response hobbled by US withdrawal from global health [The Hill] ↳
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