Alpha Tamba standing in a village plaza.

Alpha Tamba, a physician's assistant from Liberia, traveled to remote villages to address deadly rumors about Ebola including that it was being spread by the government or aid groups. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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A burial team about to carry away the body of a man suspected of having died from Ebola.

A burial team about to carry away the body of a man suspected of having died from Ebola. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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Two children walking down a dirt road.

A road in Liberia鈥檚 northern Lofa County, where the Ebola virus first entered Liberia from neighboring Guinea in March 2014. Suspected Ebola patients traveled on this track to reach the area鈥檚 only Ebola care center. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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Health workers talking.

Most new Ebola cases occurred among health workers and people who were taking care of sick relatives. Here, Emmanuel Boyah, 探花精选鈥檚 health manager in Lofa County, trains local health workers in the use of protective clothing. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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A shopkeeper washing his hands in chlorine solution in Barkedu.

A shopkeeper washes his hands in chlorine solution in Barkedu, an Ebola-stricken village in Lofa County. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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A mother and her children sitting in a windowsill.

A mother and her children listen to a discussion about Ebola in Barkedu鈥檚 town hall. Information sharing is key in the effort to contain the virus. Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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Ebola survivors in a group photo.

Mamadee Bayour is one of the few people in Barkedu who contracted Ebola and survived. 鈥淚鈥檓 now helping my community to keep safe,鈥 he said. 鈥淚f we take care, we will win this battle.鈥 Photo: Peter Biro/探花精选

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A group of children studying.

With schools closed during the Ebola crisis, the 探花精选 ensured that children were able to continue to learn through informal learning groups, educational radio programs, and access to library books. Photo: Erika Perez-Leon/探花精选

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