The Congolese physician and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Denis Mukwege, has warned that the epidemic caused by the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) "is at risk of being the most deadly in history" of the virus. Mukwege has described the current scenario as a "critical situation", motivated by the spread of the disease in an area in the east of the country affected by repeated war conflicts. The gynaecologist noted that a…
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The Congolese physician and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Denis Mukwege, has warned that the epidemic caused by the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) "is at risk of being the most deadly in history" of the virus. Mukwege has described the current scenario as a "critical situation", motivated by the spread of the disease in an area in the east of the country affected by repeated war conflicts. The gynaecologist noted that a…