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Ebola-Free: Sierra Leone Declared Free of That Disease
The World Health Organization recently declared that after much work, and use of health and social tactics, Sierra Leone is free of Ebola. Four thousand survivors of the debilitating disease will now begin the next stage of their lives.
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