DISRUPTIONS IN LIVELIHOODS, HEALTHCARE ACCESS AND HEALTH OUTCOMES IN WEST AFRICA DURING EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAKS

Ansumana, Rashid; Bockarie, Alfred S.; Konneh, Monya; Haider, Najmul; Cadmus, Eniola; Korvah, Alberta; Fayiah, Joyce; Waka-Metzger, Yolaine Kate; George, Angella M.; Mallah, Gassimu; Lamin, Joseph M.; Dar, Osman; Mayhew, Susannah; Bah, Doris; Bilivigoi, Pepe; Maggasouba, Nfaly; Cadmus, Simeon; Alders, Robyn

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Background Outbreaks of infectious diseases like Ebola virus disease, Lassa fever, and COVID-19 have severely strained infrastructural systems and social services across West Africa. We investigated the disruptions caused by emerging outbreaks on acc... Read More about DISRUPTIONS IN LIVELIHOODS, HEALTHCARE ACCESS AND HEALTH OUTCOMES IN WEST AFRICA DURING EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASE OUTBREAKS.