In the Time of Ebola: Youth, Family, and Emergency in Sierra Leone
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In the Time of Ebola: Youth, Family, and Emergency in Sierra Leone

by Jonah Lipton

Public Health Anthropology African Studies
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In the Time of Ebola examines youth, family, and emergency in Sierra Leone during the Ebola crisis. Focusing on the human and social dimensions of a major public health emergency, Jonah Lipton presents a concise study of life and relationships in this period.

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In the Time of Ebola explores the experience of Ebola in Sierra Leone.

The book focuses on youth and family during a period of emergency.

Its subject connects public health with social and family life.

It offers a focused account of Sierra Leone during the Ebola crisis.

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