The outbreak total has reached 305, with 189 deaths and 60 suspected cases.
Two of the latest confirmed cases involve a mother and her 2-week-old baby.
In other developments, Uganda will start vaccinating health workers in high-risk areas, and 2 global experts press for more high-level involvement, including US committment.
The DRC health ministry reports 6 cases today, and deaths have climbed to 180.
The Security Council passed a resolution to "ensure full, safe, immediate, and unhindered access" in outbreak areas.
Immune response lasted 2.5 years for the vaccines, the longest yet in ongoing studies of Ebola immunization.
The cases bring the total to 274, including 139 deaths.
With 6 new infections, the outbreak total reaches 257 cases and 164 deaths.
In its daily update today the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) health ministry reported four more lab-confirmed cases, three in the current outbreak epicenter in Beni and one in the city of Butembo.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) confirmed three more cases of Ebola and recorded two new deaths in the ongoing outbreak in North Kivu province.
Two of the new cases and both deaths occurred in Beni, the hots pot of the outbreak that saw violent attacks by rebel forces over the weekend. One new case was recorded in Butembo.
