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cord-297412-jxjvimqd	Azuine, Romuladus E.	Ebola Virus Disease Epidemic: What Can the World Learn and Not Learn from West Africa?	2015		.txt	text/plain	2356	124	60	The ability of some poor, resource-limited, developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa to efficiently handle the epidemic within their shores provides some lessons learned for the global health community. In September and October, 2014, the United States (US) and Spain, respectively, became the first two developed countries of the world to record the diagnoses of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in their lands outside West Africa during the current 2014 EVD epidemic. The patient, now deceased, contracted Ebola virus and travelled to US from his native Liberia, one of the West African country at the center of what has become one of the most challenging infectious disease outbreaks and national security threats in modern times. The US has also dispatched a team of public health officials to learn how Africa's most-populous country, Nigeria, and Senegal, among the world's poorest nation, were able to mitigate the spread of the virus in their countries.	./cache/cord-297412-jxjvimqd.txt	./txt/cord-297412-jxjvimqd.txt