World
Ebola in Congo Raged for Months Before Anyone Raised the Alarm
The World Health Organization has revealed that the fastest-growing Ebola epidemic in history began as early as February, but was only officially declared in mid-May, as health workers on the ground desperately try to catch up with the virus.
World
WHO Calls for Clinical Trial of Ervebo Vaccine in Congo
Outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo surpasses 4,000 cases, and a specific vaccine for the Bundibugyo variant does not yet exist.
World
Ebola in Congo surpasses 4,000 cases
The outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed 1,850 lives, and experts warn that the virus is spreading rapidly and the actual number of infected is likely much higher.
Politics
Ebola Epidemic in Africa Could Reach 2014 Scale
CDC warns that case numbers could rise to 10,000-20,000, while American doctor successfully treated in Germany.