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Ebola

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A centralised hub for the latest research and updates on the Ebola virus outbreak

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The PLOS Ebola Channel was launched in response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Channel will make it easy for researchers to keep up with developments and important research related to the outbreak. We will work with authors and our editorial boards to provide rapid review and facilitate the responsible dissemination of preprints. We believe these responses are urgently needed during serious and rapidly developing threats to public health.

All relevant articles published across PLOS will be included in the Ebola Channel, alongside major contributions curated from the broader literature.

You can also send any questions or content recommendations to ebola@plos.org or tweet us @PLOSChannels using the hashtag #PLOSEbola. Alternatively, add your content recommendation to this public document and we will add it to the Channel.

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Adam Kucharski
Associate Professor, LSHTM

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Sebastian Funk
Associate Professor, LSHTM

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