I wonder how long it will be before the upslope on the infection case curve even begins to return to what it was in early/mid May.
Considering that this outbreak is already 3X-4X any previous outbreak of Ebola , and that is just the 'reported' cases,
my concern is that they still don't have a handle on the situation, much less any containment.
The unreported cases represent continued exposure to the more rural population.
I recall WHO lamenting the fact that all healthcare workers were treating patients , and there was no one doing statistical evaluation of the situation.
I doubt that we will ever get the true numbers of those affected , unless done in historical retrospect .