In 2025, Senegal faced a deadly Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever outbreak, raising fears that the virus could spread beyond the Kaffrine Region. CDC-trained field epidemiologists and local response teams were among the first on the ground. They moved quickly—tracking contacts, testing human and animal samples, and containing the outbreak in just 7 days. Their rapid response stopped the outbreak from spreading—protecting local communities and keeping America safe. #CrisisToControl