Why Ebola is outpacing health efforts on the ground
Clip: 10/9/2014 | 6m 36s
Nancy Aossey discusses the current treatment resources available for patients.
Despite increased pledges of support for the Ebola epidemic, Nancy Aossey of International Medical Corps says there are still not enough operational efforts on the ground. Gwen Ifill talks to Aossey, CEO of one of the few nongovernmental groups treating patients in West Africa, about the current treatment resources available for patients and training efforts and equipment for health workers.
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Why Ebola is outpacing health efforts on the ground
Clip: 10/9/2014 | 6m 36s
Despite increased pledges of support for the Ebola epidemic, Nancy Aossey of International Medical Corps says there are still not enough operational efforts on the ground. Gwen Ifill talks to Aossey, CEO of one of the few nongovernmental groups treating patients in West Africa, about the current treatment resources available for patients and training efforts and equipment for health workers.
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