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a man holds a bat while another man feeds it using a syringe

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In Bangladesh, Dr. Jonathan Epstein and a colleague feed a bat mango juice before it is released.

men dressed in military uniforms walking down a path toward a group of houses

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Members of the Brazilian military and Recife City Health Department go door-to-door in a Recife favela to inspect for mosquitos in the fight against the Zika virus.

a woman holds a baby with a small head as another woman examines the baby

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At Candido Vargas Institute in João Pessoa, Brazil, a geneticist examines an infant with microcephaly, a brain defect associated with Zika virus infection.

a man with a basket on his back climbing a palm tree

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Moteleb, a date palm sap collector in Bangladesh, climbs a tree to attach a pot and collect the sap. The sap will be sold as a sweet drink at local markets.

several men wearing medical coats feed a group of monkeys

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PREDICT partners feed macaque monkeys on the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh to gather samples of feces.

a man holding up a bunch of papers talks to a group of people seated in front of him

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Alhaji Kamara, surveillance officer for GOAL Global speaks about the dangers of Ebola to villagers in the KBM Chiefdom in Sierra Leone.

a man and young boy sit across from a woman who is holding a blue plastic bowl

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Ebola survivor Alhassan Kemokai prepares dinner with his extended family.

a man holds up a piece of paper that says 'Discharge Certificate'

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After recovering from Ebola virus disease, Alhassan Kemokai holds up his discharge papers from Kenema Government Hospital in Sierra Leone.

a man holding some papers talks to a person seated on a bench

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Alhaji Kamara, surveillance officer for GOAL Global speaks to villagers suspected of having Ebola in the KBM Chiefdom in Sierra Leone.

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Dr. Angela Rocha from the Oswaldo Cruz University Hospital discusses brain scans of microcephaly infants with her assistant.

a man in military uniform and a woman wearing a yellow vest with text on it that says 'Supervisor - PSA'

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Members of the Brazilian military and Recife City Health Department go door-to-door in a Recife favela to inspect for mosquitos in the fight against the Zika virus.

a woman in a doctor's coat examines a small baby on a table

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At Candido Vargas Institute in João Pessoa, Brazil, a geneticist examines an infant with microcephaly, a brain defect associated with Zika virus infection.

an aerial view of many rectangular red dirt mounds lined up in rows

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The graves of hundreds of Ebola virus victims are lined up at Waterloo Cemetery in Sierra Leone.

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Borbor "Bobby" Sakpa plays a song about the troubles Ebola has brought on the town of Kailahun in Sierra Leone.

a man with a glove on and wearing a face mask with a bat that is flying away from him

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In Bangladesh, Dr. Jonathan Epstein releases a bat after collecting samples for testing

close up of hands holding a measuring tape measuring the circumference of a baby's head

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Samuel da Silva, an infant with microcephaly, has his head circumference measured at Oswaldo Cruz University Hospital in Recife, Brazil.

aerial view of men wearing full-body coveralls bringing a body to an open grave site

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Personal protective equipment (PPE)-laden workers bury an Ebola victim at the vast Waterloo Cemetery in Sierra Leone.

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At Candido Vargas Institute in João Pessoa, Brazil, a geneticist examines an infant with microcephaly, a brain defect associated with Zika virus infection.

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