The United States signed a deal with the African Union to help set up an African center for disease control at Addis Ababa in the wake of the deadly Ebola crisis. Under the memorandum of understanding (MoU) the United States will provide expert technical help for a surveillance and response unit as well as an emergency operations center, and fellowships for African epidemiologists to work in the center. John Kerry, US Secretary of State, said, "The US Centers for ...
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