There’s no standard blueprint for an Ebola treatment unit.
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Facing Death, Six Days a Week
How Liberia's burial teams stopped the dead from harming the ones they loved.
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While the Ebola virus is having devastating impacts on Liberia’s health system, beyond the spotlight it is having an equally damaging impact on the economy.
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Keeping up with the growing need for Ebola treatment units in Liberia.
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in Film, Morgana Wingard
Coming from so many years of civil crisis where a lot of values were broken, the girls were left to fend for themselves. They felt that sex was the way of life.
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Proofs: The secret to Donata’s success
in Photography
One cow can turn around a family’s life.
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Proofs: How to make morphine
in Photography
In Uganda, I learned how to make morphine -– a potent opioid that’s become the gold standard of relieving gut-wrenching pain.
Read MoreProofs: The walking corpse comes to life
in Photography
Although his stature resembles a basketball player, Bethwel, an HIV-positive father of two, depends on antiretroviral (ARV) drugs for survival.
Read MoreProofs: The choice between life and death
in Photography
After defaulting on her ARVs, Princess faced a decision that would change her life forever.
Read MoreProofs: Performing miracles at Ghana’s Tema Clinic
in Photography
Tema offers hope in a place that was once hopeless and ravaged by AIDS.
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Proofs: The luxury of water
in Photography
Photographer Morgana Wingard reports on a USAID-funded water project in Afadjtator, Ghana.
Read MoreProofs: A world without HIV
in Photography
TASO dreams of a world without HIV.
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Proofs: A model for helping the hungry
in Photography
In Ghana, 8 out of 10 children under the age of five suffer from some form of malnutrition. Ghana Health Services is changing that.
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Harriet receives her first dose of the ARVs she will take for the rest of her life.
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