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Checking the Spread: Working Together to Stop the Ebola Outbreak

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continue to fight an Ebola outbreak that was first spotted in May, posing a significant health threat across five eastern provinces in Africa’s second largest country as well as throughout the region.

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From Campinas to Atlanta: Dr. Alexandre Macedo de Oliveira’s Ongoing Journey with CDC

When Dr. Alexandre Macedo de Oliveira completed his residency at Unicamp in Campinas, Brazil in 1998, HIV/AIDS antiviral treatments were just beginning to transform what had been one of medicine’s most feared diagnoses into a manageable disease. For a young doctor drawn to infectious disease, specifically infectious disease prevention, it was an electrifying moment to enter the field. But Dr. Macedo de Oliveira wanted to reach more people than he could through clinical practice. Clinical practice provided him with the opportunity to serve one patient at a time. He wanted to do more.

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Meeting the Need: Workforce Services Bolsters Public Health Rosters

When Tropical Storm Helene devastated parts of western North Carolina in September 2024, the CDC Foundation as able to quickly help fill a critical position for the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services through Workforce Services.