Ebola

Post-Ebola America: How We're Still Responding To The Outbreak, One Year Later

We're never going to be the same again.
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One Year Later, U.S. Nurses Feel Unprepared For The 'Next Ebola'

You'd be surprised at how long it takes to get new protection laws on the books.
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How U.S. Hospitals Are Defending Themselves Against The Next Big Outbreak

Here's what's different about our health care system after Ebola.
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If Ebola Hits Again, This State Is Doing Everything Right

Minnesota leads the way when it comes to putting the "public" back in public health.
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New Ebola Death Recorded In Sierra Leone, Officials Say

The country had begun a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola free.
By AP

Sierra Leone Releases Its Last Known Ebola Patient

The nation will begin a 42-day countdown to being declared virus-free.
By Clarence Roy-Macaulay, Associated Press

Teen Girl's Disturbing Murder Highlights Ebola Aftershocks In Sierra Leone

Hundreds of women marched to remember Hannah Bockarie and all the unnamed victims of sexual violence.
By Reuters

World Humanitarian Day Honors Ebola, Syria And Nepal Health Workers

“I know my people need my services."
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This Is How Ebola Is Being Kept Out Of Classrooms In West Africa

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Ebola In West Africa Can Be Defeated By End Of 2015: UN

By EDITH M. LEDERER, Associated Press