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Heightened surveillance will continue [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The death comes less than three months after Liberia was declared Ebola-free [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

This is the first Ebola-free week since March 2014 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An entire village was put under quarantine [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Office politics were largely responsible for the WHO's slow Ebola outbreak response, a panel says [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Underscoring the difficulty of ridding the region of the deadly virus [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Guinea and Sierra Leone have around 10 patients each [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A new study suggests there was a better way to respond to the Ebola outbreak [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The agency is establishing a $100 million contingency fund [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The patient was a healthcare worker volunteering in Sierra Leone [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

“Our current systems ... simply have not coped” [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Cases are nearing zero in some areas, but the threat of the disease lingers [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The outbreak has infected 25,178 people and killed 10,445 [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

On March 5, Liberian physicians discharged Beatrice Yardolo, an English teacher, from the hospital, hoping that she would be their last Ebola patient. Unfortunately, last… [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The virus is also detectable in corpses for up to 10 weeks [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Getty Images photographer John Moore documents a transformed country [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

"As a region, we need to up our game,” says Dr. Matshidiso Moeti [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

“We are on the right track," said Brice de la Vingne, the group's director of operations [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Two vaccines will start trials in February [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

That’s only if current hospitalization rates continue, say researchers [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

University of Oxford researchers are offering patients in Liberia a new drug for Ebola. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

New research raises prospect of treatments to be found in already available drugs [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The virus's other toll [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Why saving the environment can help prevent it [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Ebola treatment in West Africa is going digital [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Most of the responsibility is still on nurses, doctors and charity workers, MSF says [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

1,339 cases of the country's 6,599 overall were recorded in three weeks in November [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

An update from the human clinical trials experts are banking on [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Technically yes, though it's never actually happened [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Liberia is the hardest hit nation in the Ebola outbreak [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Man was already treated and cured in Liberia [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Medical teams pull out of affected areas [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Doctor arrived critically ill from Sierra Leone on Saturday [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Emory's Dr. Bruce Ribner may be the only man in America who was truly prepared for Ebola [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Will be cared for at Omaha's Nebraska Medical Center [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Though the spread of the deadly virus hasn't been linked to animals [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

A bustling capital city tries to avoid becoming the next Ebola hotspot [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Liberian families are feeling the pressures of food insecurity, and are eating less. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Spencer is third patient to be diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. and survive [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

“This is an emergency,” [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

U.S. has previously committed $500 million and more than 3,000 troops [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

It's the only country besides the U.S. to send substantial human resources to West Africa [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]