An Open Letter to the Media and Policy-Makers on Ebola Hysteria We Directors of African Studies Centers are concerned about hyperbole, hysteria, and inaccuracy in recent media coverage of the Ebola outbreak in three West

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Date: 2014-11-05 14:32:58 Medicine Health Microbiology Ebola Animal virology Biological weapons Tropical diseases Zoonoses Ebola virus disease Sierra Leone West African Ebola virus epidemic Ebola virus epidemic in Sierra Leone		An Open Letter to the Media and Policy-Makers on Ebola Hysteria We Directors of African Studies Centers are concerned about hyperbole, hysteria, and inaccuracy in recent media coverage of the Ebola outbreak in three West Add to Reading List Source URL: illinois.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 165,79 KB Share Document on Facebook

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