The Ebola Pandemic in Sierra Leone

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The examination of the Ebola pandemic in Sierra Leone reveals multiple perspectives, including the social impact on the vulnerable population shaped by cultural beliefs and historical trauma. It critiques health governance, highlighting governmental and international unpreparedness. The role of Sierra Leone's Lassa Fever Research Laboratories is explored as a key player in disease monitoring and evaluation. Additionally, it addresses the emergence of a new international bio-security framework involving various global actors and institutions, underscoring the complexities of managing health crises.