GENEVA - A plague epidemic has killed 94 people on the island of Madagascar and could spread further, the World Health Organization said on Friday... READ MORE›
In June 2016, WHO declared Liberia free of active Ebola virus transmission... READ MORE›
West Africa is facing the largest Ebola outbreak in history and more than 2,000 people have died... READ MORE›
Abby Haglage in the Daily Beast says Dr Spencer's case could affect Ebola patients worldwide - by deterring would-be volunteers from travelling to West Africa to help... READ MORE›
An employee at the National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease in Winnipeg has potentially been exposed to the Ebola virus... READ MORE›
At this point, considering the contact she had with someone with Ebola, health workers said she is most likely very sick, perhaps even dead... READ MORE›
Liberia is free of Ebola after going 42 days without any new cases, the World Health Organization WHO announced Saturday... READ MORE›
Dr Craig Spencer A doctor recently returned from Guinea is in isolation at a New York city hospital... READ MORE›
He also posted an image of the captain's statement regarding the Ebola scare... READ MORE›
Police stand watch at the Ivy Apartments where Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan was staying in Dallas... READ MORE›
Pharmaceutical companies only agreed to develop Ebola vaccines after the West African epidemic spiraled out of control last year, affecting thousands of people... READ MORE›
Europe is also expected to announce 200 million euros 250 million of funding to develop new Ebola vaccines, drugs and diagnostic tests, sources said on Wednesday... READ MORE›
A Scottish nurse became critically ill last month after having recovered from Ebola, which she contracted doing charity work in Sierra Leone nearly a year ago... READ MORE›
She added that other Ebola vaccines were underdoing testing, and that a vaccine was also needed to protect against a second strain, Sudan... READ MORE›
NIH physicians have evaluated the patient with Ebola virus disease and have determined that the patient's condition is serious, the NIH said in a statement... READ MORE›
Teams equipped with thermal guns will take temperature of travellers from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea... READ MORE›
But because of the extreme inadequacies of healthcare and surveillance systems in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, Ebola was first diagnosed only in March 2014... READ MORE›
New York Ebola patient's movements tracked to trains, taxis and the High Line... READ MORE›
We've never quite been sure if it was related to the Ebola virus or other illnesses, said John M... READ MORE›
Only one person in the United States is currently being treated for Ebola, a New York doctor, Craig Spencer, who cared for patients in West Africa... READ MORE›
A Liberian Red Cross burial team on the move to pick up a suspected Ebola victim in the impoverished area of West Point, Monrovia, Liberia... READ MORE›
, leaving the embattled Dallas hospital where she works free of an Ebola patient for the first time in nearly three weeks... READ MORE›
I am troubled by this incident in our Ebola research laboratory in Atlanta, the CDC director, Dr... READ MORE›
She had not come into known contact with Ebola patients while in Africa, the officials added... READ MORE›
Only three Ebola cases have been diagnosed in the United States Liberian Thomas Eric Duncan, who died on Oct... READ MORE›
A Partners In Health clinician working in Sierra Leone has tested positive for the Ebola virus... READ MORE›
U.S. quarantines 'chilling' Ebola fight in West Africa MSF... READ MORE›
A study published Monday in the medical journal BMJ concluded that the world is collectively grossly underprepared for future disease outbreaks... READ MORE›
The clinician, who has not been identified, was working with Partners In Health at the medical aid group's Sierra Leone Ebola center... READ MORE›
A nurse who contracted Ebola from the Liberian patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, in a Dallas hospital said on Tuesday she was doing well... READ MORE›
The most deadly outbreak of Ebola on record has killed 4,951 people, mainly in Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone... READ MORE›
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