Sentence examples for fighting the outbreak from inspiring English sources

William Pooley, the British health worker who contracted the disease while fighting the outbreak, has spoken of what life is like on the frontline.

Thailand will host a meeting on Wednesday of senior health and agriculture officials from Asian countries and international agencies fighting the outbreak.

We want to be positioned to be able to activate a team to respond rapidly to a disease outbreak to provide information and materials that will be helpful in fighting the outbreak.

Ivory Coast (GDP $24.68bn) Ivory Coast has pledged $1m to the regional response Japan (GDP $5.96tn) Japan has pledged $40m and disbursed a total of $4.17m to the WHO, the WFP and UN agencies fighting the outbreak.

Those charged with fighting the outbreak are acutely aware of the economic devastation Ebola has caused West Africa, but many worry that financial needs may usurp the need to bring the disease under control.

The Ebola epidemic, which has infected 24,000 people – killing more than 10,000, mostly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone – has reduced vaccination coverage as healthcare workers focused on fighting the outbreak.

An Australian infectious diseases expert has accused the World Health Organisation of playing Russian roulette with the lives of healthcare workers fighting the Ebola outbreak in west Africa.

In her review of the year the Queen also said she was "deeply touched" by the "selflessness" of medical staff fighting the Ebola outbreak.

Médecins San Frontières (MSF) and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRCC), both of which are currently fighting the Ebola outbreak in west Africa, have much stricter operational procedures than those recommended by the CDC.

The current panic over Zika, Lobel said, was a sign of how ill-prepared the world was for such epidemics, which meant it was always fighting the last outbreak rather than the next one.

While they welcome the decline in cases, a complete victory would undermine work aimed at fighting the next outbreak.Ebola may be almost beaten, but it has taken a heavy toll on public-health services in west Africa.