Fewer than 100 new confirmed cases of Ebola were reported in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone last week…
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Fewer than 100 new confirmed cases of Ebola were reported in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone last week…
[More]As the infection rate continues to drop in all of the three remaining affected countries – Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone – UN officials are no longer describing the outbreak as a single outbreak, but rather a collection of “micro-outbreaks”…
[More]The World Health Organization’s January 14th Ebola Situation Report begins with several heartening statements…
[More]A public health nurse who volunteered for Ebola response efforts in Sierra Leone fell ill with Ebola in late December after returning home to Scotland.
[More]Sierra Leone continues to be the country under the most duress.
[More]On December 16 U.S. President Barack Obama signed an omnibus spending bill. The bill allocated $5.4 billion to fight Ebola in the United States and abroad, with $2.5 billion specifically appropriated to respond to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
[More]The WHO declared last week that the Ebola Outbreak in Spain is officially over.
[More]Having reached 42 consecutive days since the country’s last suspected Ebola case tested negative two times, the Democratic Republic of the Congo was officially free of Ebola transmission on November 21.
[More]President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ended Liberia’s three-month-long state of emergency on Thursday, November 13 but stressed that the fight against Ebola is not over.
[More]Despite encouraging news of declining infections last week, especially in Liberia, Sierra Leone is seeing accelerating infection rates.
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