Social Media Post – Vaccination
This social media post features messages on vaccination to protect against EVD.
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Social Media Post- Ebola Signs and Symptoms
This social media posts features illustrated signs and symptoms of EVD.
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Social Media Post – Safe Greeting
This social media post features illustrated ways of greeting others safely to protect against EVD.
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Social Media Post – Safe Sex
This social media post features messaging on protecting one’s sexual partner after being cured of Ebola.
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Social Media Post – Hand Washing
This social media post features messages on hand washing to protect against EVD.
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Social Media Posts – Audio (DRC)
Three Social Media Audio Posts addressing the importance of vaccine, hand washing and protected sex to prevent the spread of Ebola.
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Social Media Posts – Guinea
Eight Social Media posts highlighting the return of EVD, Ebola signs and symptoms, hand washing and vaccination to prevent the spread of Ebola
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- Social Media English Translation
- Social Media Post – Ebola is back
- Social Media Post – Ebola Reality Check
- Social Media Post – Ebola Vaccine Saves Lives
- Social Media Post – Hand washing (1)
- Social Media Post – Hand washing (2)
- Social Media Post – Hand Washing (3)
- Social Media Post – Signs and Symptoms
- Social Media Post – Contact Vaccination
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