Disease surveillance teams on the ground in Sierra Leone, trying to find Ebola victims and bring them to makeshift hospitals. Villagers are afraid of the disease detectors, because most people who go to the hospital never return. Victims are hiding in their homes and infecting their families. This is an intimate look at one family's devastating struggle with Ebola.
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