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that left more than 11,000 people dead, and Dr. Peter Salama, the
executive director of the organization’s health emergencies program,
said at a briefing that it was essential to “never, ever underestimate
Ebola” and to “make sure we have a no-regrets approach to this
outbreak.” The
risk from the outbreak is “high at the national level,” the W.H.O.
said, because the disease was so severe and was spreading in a remote
area in northeastern Congo with “suboptimal surveillance” and limited
access to health care. Medclinician
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