How health workers in DR Congo – As the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) intensifies, medical personnel in the eastern regions are working tirelessly to manage patient symptoms while safeguarding themselves from infection. The situation has grown critical, with the number of confirmed and suspected cases rising steadily. To combat this, health workers rely on a combination of strict isolation protocols, advanced protective gear, and innovative tools like the Cube—a specialized device designed to reduce direct exposure during treatment.

All patients, whether suspected or confirmed, are isolated to prevent the virus from spreading further. Medical staff are required to don full personal protective equipment (PPE) when interacting with these individuals, using additional tools to minimize transmission risks. The Cube, a transparent “self-contained treatment unit for highly infectious diseases,” stands out as a critical innovation. It allows healthcare workers to treat patients remotely through attached gloves, eliminating…