Ebola survivor clinics strengthen the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Health · First reported 27 Oct, 05:51 · Updated 08:25

The WHO describes survivor clinics in Bunia and Beni as providing post-Ebola medical follow-up, psychological and nutritional support, and biological surveillance. The Bunia clinic had served more than 400 survivors, and over 90% of contacted survivors attended follow-up appointments.
- The Bunia survivor clinic has operated since September 19, 2026, and had provided care to more than 400 Ebola survivors; a second clinic in Beni began receiving survivors on October 17.
- Clinic services include general medicine, psychology, nutrition and laboratory tests; the visit takes an average of two hours.
- More than 90% of contacted survivors attend follow-up appointments, according to the WHO account.
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