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The Pathologist / Issues / 2026 / July / Tracking Ebolas Next Move
Clinical care Screening and monitoring Infectious Disease

Tracking Ebola's Next Move

As cases continue to rise in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, David Schwartz discusses diagnostics, surveillance, and outbreak preparedness

By Jessica Allerton 07/16/2026 Discussion 3 min read
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    Ebola virus disease presents early symptoms that are nonspecific, complicating diagnosis in endemic areas.

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    RT-PCR is the gold-standard test for Ebola, but its logistical limitations hinder access in resource-limited settings.

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    The current outbreak in Ituri Province faces challenges due to limited infrastructure and ongoing conflict affecting response efforts.

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    Ebola spreads through direct contact with infected fluids, making healthcare workers particularly vulnerable during outbreaks.

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    Advancements in genomic sequencing enhance outbreak investigation and tracking, providing critical insights for public health responses.

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