White House briefs reporters on Marburg response

The Biden-Harris administration is collaborating with Rwanda to address a health outbreak. The CDC assesses low risk of the virus in the US, with no confirmed cases outside Rwanda. The US has pledged $11 million to support health needs in Rwanda and nearby countries. Despite no FDA-approved vaccines, the US has sent investigational doses to Rwanda. Additional health screenings are being implemented for travelers from Rwanda to ensure public safety.

What is the main focus of the Biden-Harris administration's collaboration with Rwanda?

• To improve trade relations

• To address a health outbreak

• To enhance educational programs

• To develop new technologies

How does the CDC assess the risk of the virus in the United States?

• Moderate risk

• Low risk

• High risk

• No risk

How much financial support has the United States committed to Rwanda and surrounding countries?

• $20 million

• $11 million

• $50 million

• $5 million

What type of medical support has the United States sent to Rwanda?

• Over-the-counter medications

• Investigational vaccines and therapeutic doses

• Traditional herbal remedies

• FDA-approved vaccines

What additional measures are being implemented for travelers from Rwanda to the United States?

• Visa restrictions

• Travel bans

• Additional health screenings

• Quarantine requirements