Researchers Warn of Ebola Fallout

When the Ebola outbreak finally ends in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, those countries could continue to face serious health problems. Researchers say Ebola has disrupted health care systems, causing a “significant decrease” in vaccinations for measles and other childhood diseases. Dr. Justin Lessler said health care systems took a beating during the Ebola crisis with about 75 percent of services being disrupted. “The health care systems there were somewhat weak to begin with....

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