Guinea's Ebola outbreak (2014-2016)

The Guinea Ebola outbreak from 2014 to 2016 was part of a larger epidemic in West Africa, caused by the Ebola virus. It spread through contact with infected bodily fluids, leading to severe symptoms like fever, bleeding, and organ failure. The outbreak was driven by delayed detection, weak healthcare systems, and cultural practices, resulting in thousands of deaths. International efforts focused on containment, treatment, and awareness. The outbreak highlighted global health vulnerabilities and the importance of swift, coordinated responses to infectious diseases.