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Ebola death toll tops 100 in Congo as conflict hampers outbreak response

Bunia-At least 101 people have died from Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo since authorities declared an outbreak

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War shuts schools in Lebanon, leaving nearly half a million children without classes

Beirut — Nearly half a million students in Lebanon have been forced out of school as ongoing conflict involving Hezbollah

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Sudan’s Health System Struggles After Prolonged Conflict and Humanitarian Strain

London – After nearly three years of sustained conflict, Sudan’s health system is facing unprecedented pressure, with medical services stretched