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Nov 18 2014

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RCP/Alma Mata Global Health Seminar: Contagion of fear: Ebola and future global health security responses

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Contagion of fear: Ebola and future global health security responses

This seminar will address the current Ebola crisis in West Africa and analyse the international community’s response to the outbreak. It will explore which factors have contributed to the delayed response by the WHO/UN and triggered individual state responses? How will travel bans affect control efforts? How can health professionals in the UK contribute to the global response? How will this outbreak affect future global health security responses?

Speakers include:

Dr Titilola Banjoko, Africa Recruit
Dr Colin Brown, Alma Mata Global Health Network/King’s College London Ms Ali Readhead, Tony Blair Africa Governance Initiative/Sierra Leone MoH Dr Michael Edelstein, Chatham House
Prof David Mabey, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Thursday 27 November 2014

18:30 – 20:00

Followed by a drinks reception
Reserve your place: email international@rcplondon.ac.uk

Royal College of Physicians | Regents Park | London | NW1 4LE 

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