The first reports of an Ebola outbreak in Guinea reached the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in spring 2014. The deadly virus raged through West Africa, infecting more than 28,000 people and killing more than 11,000.
The CDC was one of the organizations coordinating efforts on the ground, and, from the beginning, saw the epidemic as a historical moment.
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