CDC Ebola Emergency Partners Newsletter
CDC has activated its Emergency Operations Center to respond to Ebola. Below, please find resources and guidance that we hope will be useful to you and your organization. Please share with your colleagues and networks.
In this email:
- Announcements
- Ebola Cases and Deaths (West Africa)
- Ebola Partner Resources
- CDC Ebola Key Messages
- CERC Corner
- Stay Connected
- Contact Us
Announcements
On January 18, 2015, the Malian authorities and the World health Organization (WHO) announced the end of the Ebola virus disease outbreak in Mali. To read the full press release and learn more about this historic milestone in the fight against Ebola, visit the WHO website.
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The latest numbers from CDC show more than 20,000 people in West Africa have been sick with Ebola, and more than 8,000 have died. As Dr. Tom Frieden explains, some areas may be starting to see a decrease in cases, but that does not mean the fight is over. CDC will continue its work in West Africa until we get to zero new cases, To hear more, listen to the latest CDC podcast.
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Ebola Cases and Deaths (West Africa)
As of January 18, 2015*
- Total Cases: 21689
- Laboratory-Confirmed Cases: 13577
- Total Deaths: 8626
Updates on cases and deaths can be found on the CDC website.
*Case counts updated in conjunction with World Health Organization updates and are based on information reported by the Ministries of Health.
Ebola Partner Resources
General Outbreak Information
- What’s New
- Ebola Virus Disease home page in English, French, and Spanish
- Questions and Answers on Ebola
- World Health Organization Disease Outbreak News
New or Updated Guidance Documents
(Full range of guidance documents can be found at the CDC Ebola Web site)
- Recommendations about International Travel for Education Purposes and the Ebola Outbreak in West Africa NEW
- Recommendations for Managing and Preventing Cases of Malaria in Areas with Ebola NEW
- Guidance for Ambulance Service Providers NEW
Multimedia Resources
- Ebola Update Podcasts NEW
- Outbreak Map UPDATED
- Cumulative Reported Cases Graphs UPDATED
- Outbreak Response Photos
- Ebola Radio Health Messages in Local Languages
- Communication Resources
- Digital Press Kit
- Ebola Community Education Tool Kit
- CDC Videos on Ebola
- CDC In the News
Content Syndication
Put CDC content on Ebola on your website that will update automatically.
Add a CDC Ebola Microsite to your web page. The embed code for this microsite is available in CDC’s new syndication site, the Public Health Media Library. Ebola HTML content, images, and other media are being added and also available for syndication from this site.
Please contact IMTech@cdc.gov for technical support.
CDC Ebola Key Messages
CDC released the latest Key Messages for the Ebola Virus Disease in West Africa on January 21, 2015. To access these Key Messages, click here.
CERC Corner
In the chaos of an emergency, you will need to start communication activities as soon as possible (remember: Be first. Be Right, Be credible.). It may seem daunting to decide where to begin, especially if you have never been involved in a public health response before. It is particularly difficult when you need to develop and test brand new communication tools. That’s why CDC has provided Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication (CERC) templates and tools that can be adapted and used when you need it. To download the available CERC tools, visit http://emergency.cdc.
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Contact Us
Email: EmergencyPartners@cdc.gov
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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