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Photos: Ebola spreads in West Africa

July 28, 2014 10:28AM ET

Over 670 have died since March

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Health
Guinea
Liberia
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Ebola West Africa
Red Cross workers carry the body of Marie Conde, 14, who died of Ebola, through the bush in Koundony, Guinea, on July 9. The virus has claimed more than 670 lives in West Africa since March. Samuel Aranda / The New York Times / Redux
Ebola West Africa
Members of the World Health Organization and the Red Cross hand out chlorine and medical soap to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in Bawa, Guinea, on July 10. Samuel Aranda / The New York Times / Redux
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Dr. Kent Brantly, left, an American physician, cares for Ebola patients at a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. Brantly, 33, has tested positive for the Ebola virus. Reuters
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Doctors Without Borders workers take food to patients in an isolation area at the group’s Ebola treatment center in Kailahun, Sierra Leone, on July 20. Tommy Trenchard / Reuters
Ebola West Africa
Doctors Without Borders staffers put on protective gear before entering the isolation area in Kailahun. Tommy Trenchard / Reuters
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A Doctors Without Borders worker at the treatment center in Kailahun, Sierra Leone. Tommy Trenchard / Al Jazeera
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Red Cross communications materials teach people how Ebola is transmitted. Tommy Trenchard / Al Jazeera
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Liberians in Monrovia read an information poster about preventing the spread of the Ebola virus, July 27. Ahmed Jallanzo / EPA
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Health workers prepare to bury a woman who died of Ebola at the isolation unit in Lofa County, Liberia, July 2. Ahmed Jallanzo / EPA
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A boy cries as a Red Cross truck carrying Conde’s body arrives in Koundony, July 9. Samuel Aranda / The New York Times / Redux