Gabriela Emanuel

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572 appearances 79 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 24 Jun

Gabriela Emanuel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 63 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 12.

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Gorillas are thought to get the virus from bats or from contact with infected humans. voice-verified
That's why in the DRC, the Virunga National Park has tasked about 200 rangers with ensuring there isn't any contact between people and primates. voice-verified
Still, the head of the park says his main priority is stopping the virus's spread among humans. voice-verified
Gabriella Emanuel, NPR News. voice-verified
Wait, this is true? voice-verified
The State Department said it is ending the HIV AIDS funding because of South Africa's failure to make progress on policy requests by the Trump administration.
It singled out what it sees as South Africa's prejudice against white South Africans.
The State Department said it had warned South Africa multiple times and the country is, quote, more than capable of supporting its own health programs.
In 2024, the U.S.
gave more than $450 million to South Africa for HIV AIDS work.
South Africa's Ministry of Health did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Gabriella Emmanuel, NPR News.
The CDC currently has more than 125 staff in the Ebola-affected countries, says Dr. Satish Pillai of the CDC in a press conference. voice-verified
The U.S. voice-verified
is also supporting Ebola assessments at ports of entry, including airports, and providing technical input on how to get Ebola testing where it's needed. voice-verified
This boost in funding comes as the U.S. voice-verified
has faced criticism that foreign aid cuts may have hurt the region's ability to detect and respond to this Ebola outbreak. voice-verified
Gabriela Emanuel, NPR News. voice-verified
The CDC currently has more than 125 staff in the Ebola-affected countries, says Dr. Satish Pillai of the CDC in a press conference.
The U.S.
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