Reports trace the evolution of the epidemic in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, painting a mostly bleak picture but with glimmers of hope.
Outbreak toll climbs in hot spots, with reports of another evacuated health worker, more treatment beds, and an experimental antiviral.
The brutal attack occurred 3 days ago; also, Sierra Leone has imposed a curfew to combat disease spread.
The unanimous resolution creates the first ever special mission geared to a public health crisis.
We believe there is scientific and epidemiologic evidence to recommend respirators for all patient care, and a PAPR would be the best option.
MSF reports its first case in a staffer, and a health worker with EVD in Atlanta is poised to receive convalescent serum.
The White House announces a plan to send 3,000 US troops and establish a command post in Liberia.
A Georgia company has equipped two Gulfstream III jets to transfer Ebola patients, but few other options exist.
US lawmakers will hear from federal officials, ahead of an emergency UN Security Council meeting on Ebola.
Amid fears of out-of-control spread, experts raise the specter of virus mutations that could aid transmission.
