Ebola in Guinea: strengths and weaknesses brought to the fore
Aboubacar Sidiki Diakité talks to us about Guinea’s handling of the Ebola crisis – an opportunity for us to take the pulse of the second most seriously affected country by...
Breaking the Ebola virus transmission chains: the story of a deployment in Sierra Leone
This article illustrates two of the ambitions of our review. First, encourage and promote the production of knowledge from the humanitarian sector itself where it is not lacking, while the...
Ebola research: an encounter between science and humanitarian action
The authors of this text have been involved in caring for patients and conducting clinical research in Ebola Treatment Centres (ETCs) in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone at different periods...
Crossing glances from Asia and Africa towards Istanbul
If the World Humanitarian Summit generates many expectations, it also gives rise to many questions. In spite of the eight regional consultations that took place between the spring of 2014...
Marc Poncin responds to Dr Diakité’s article
Published on May 3, 2016 Marc Poncin, MSF coordinator for the Ebola emergency in Guinea from April to December 2014, presently a researcher at the Unité de Recherche sur les...