This video addresses the 90-day surveillance period for EVD. Three videos features a female doctor explaining how and why communities must remain vigilant during this 90-day period, in French and three local languages (Soussou, Poular, and Malinke). One video features a male doctor in French only.
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This radio spot in 9 languages is part of the ‘Zero Ebola’ campaign in Mali and reminds the community of the hygiene practices that keep Ebola at bay. The radio script is available in French and English.
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This video discusses how Ebola is transmitted and how families can protect themselves against EVD. This video is available in seven languages.
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This video from Guinea discusses how families can protect themselves against EVD and prevent the spread of Ebola. The video is available in seven languages.
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This radio spot in 9 languages discusses the importance of vaccination to protect against the spread of Ebola and EVD. Radio scripts are available in French and English.
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These two radio spots target female and male heads of households in 9 languages, discussing how families can protect themselves against Ebola. French and English scripts are available.
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This video from Guinea discusses the importance of vaccination in the prevention of Ebola, produced in French and 5 local languages.
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This radio spot in 6 different languages discusses the importance of the Ebola vaccine as a preventative measure, how it works and eligibility. Some common misconceptions associated with the Ebola Vaccine are addressed. The accompanying radio script is available in French and English.
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This radio spot in 6 different languages explains how the signs and symptoms of the Ebola virus are similar to those of other diseases and confirms that only a doctor can tell the difference. The accompanying radio script is available in French and English.
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United Methodist Communications, Chocolate Moose Media and iheed have collaborated to produce an animated video for use in West Africa that helps dispel myths about how Ebola is spread and promotes prevention of the disease.
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