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A map titled "Where the 2026 Ebola Outbreak is Spreading" shows confirmed and suspected cases of Bundibugyo virus disease in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and Uganda as of June 1, 2026. Affected regions are shaded in salmon/orange-red, and affected cities are marked with black dots. Ituri Province in northeastern DRC is labeled as having seen the most cases and is the largest highlighted region. Additional affected areas in DRC include militia-controlled Goma in North Kivu and areas near Bukavu in South Kivu. In Uganda, Kampala is marked as having confirmed nine cases. A small inset map shows the location of the outbreak region within the broader African continent. Source: Ministry of Health, Democratic Republic of Congo.

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An Ebola outbreak circulating undetected for weeks or months is a collective failure of global health security, regardless of cause

Life With Less PEPFAR: The First 100 Days in Tanzania and Uganda

Life With Less PEPFAR: The First 100 Days in Tanzania and Uganda

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Stories on the ground support and contradict media narratives about what the HIV program has lost

Preserving Refugee Health in Uganda

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Amid U.S. funding cuts, Uganda works to protect its rapidly growing refugee population from deadly diseases

Preserving Refugee Health in Uganda

Russia's Growing Footprint on the African Health Landscape

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Health cooperation with Uganda highlights Africa's role in Russian foreign policy and Ugandan motives in a changed world

Russia's Growing Footprint on the African Health Landscape

Uganda Spots Anthrax Outbreak Early Via Enhanced Situational Awareness

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How an early-warning approach could mitigate infectious disease crises

Uganda Spots Anthrax Outbreak Early Via Enhanced Situational Awareness

Ebola in Uganda

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An interview with emergency physician and Ebola survivor Craig Spencer

Ebola in Uganda

Who Gets What and Why?

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Countries need informed decision-making through health technology assessment to allocate resources during the pandemic

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Mothers, Children, and the Terrible Choice Between COVID-19 and Other Infections

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Decisive action is required now to protect the most vulnerable from HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria during the pandemic

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What We Ask About Coronavirus in Africa

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Search query data from 21 African countries reveal public perceptions, gaps in knowledge, and opportunities to educate

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Coronavirus in East Africa

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Disease-induced divisions and challenges to regional blocs are set to deepen in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic

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Expertise, Coronavirus, and the New Normal

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North–south divide in the time of coronavirus may be a preview of what will emerge on other side of the pandemic

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Injuries, Drowning and Boat Safety in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Interview with Olive Kobusingye, Executive Director, Injury Control Center at Makerere Medical School in Kampala, Uganda

Picture shows Olive Kobusingye, Executive Director, Injury Control Center at Makerere Medical School in Kampala, Uganda. She is looking at the camera against a bright, blurred out background wearing a red-and-blue shirt in this posed shot.