Hotspot or blind spot? Historical perspectives on surveillance and response to epidemics in the Central African Republic
Abstract
The Central African Republic (CAR), a site of recurrent disease emergence, developed a noteworthy epidemiological surveillance system from the colonial period, but its health measures have remained among the world's lowest. To understand this disparity between surveillance and public health, we examined selected moments in its history of surveillance and changing relations with public health structures.
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