Ebola's Unseen Victims: A Crisis of Global Indifference The reappearance of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo serves as a stark reminder that the world has yet to learn from its past mistakes.
The diagnosis of an American missionary who contracted the virus while working in the DRC echoes the 2014 outbreak, which ravaged West Africa and left thousands dead.
International attention may focus on the affected individual, but the true tragedy lies in systemic neglect that has allowed this crisis to unfold.