Exceptional efforts to respond to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa are starting to show results, but a more“;nimble and flexible”; approach will be needed as the outbreak evolves in order to stay ahead of the disease and bring it down to zero, top officials charged with the United Nations response said today.
‘Nimble and flexible’ approach needed to bring new Ebola cases to zero – UN
- 01 December 2014
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