Guinea is another country which has been affected by Ebola. In 2016, three years after the country's first case of Ebola was reported, the W.H.O. declared Guinea free of the disease. But more than 2,500 people died in the country's worst epidemic -- and the effects are still being felt. Lessons learnt from that outbreak have informed how medics handle outbreaks in other countries.
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