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Teams from across the University of Oxford are supporting the international response to the current Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak through interdisciplinary research spanning biomedical, public health and social and behavioural science.

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Working alongside Ministries of Health, research institutions, healthcare workers, humanitarian organisations and affected communities, Oxford researchers are contributing across the outbreak response - from improving diagnostics, vaccines and treatments to informing public health action and strengthening community engagement.

The University's contribution extends beyond biomedical research. It includes work to strengthen community engagement and public health communication, recognising the importance of building trust and culturally appropriate approaches alongside scientific advances to help control outbreaks.

To explore the full breadth of Oxford's contribution to the outbreak response, visit Pulse. Bundibugyo ebolavirus, which brings together the latest news, research and expert commentary.