The ECDC says more study is needed on the reappearance of viral RNA in a UK nurse.
The Institute of Medicine (IOM) this week published a report on a 2-day medical countermeasure workshop it held in late March to discuss how to how better develop and deliver medical countermeasures (MCMs) for emerging infectious disease threats, based on challenges that flared up during West Africa's Ebola outbreak.
Scottish nurse has a severe CNS disorder, and her spinal fluid tested positive for Ebola.
A CDC review finds that 17 states exceeded the agency's Ebola screening and monitoring policies.
Two studies shed new light on the threat of sexual transmission by survivors.
The threat of more cases still looms in West Africa, with contacts still being traced.
Researchers also report promising findings in monkeys for a new antiviral, and CDC experts discuss response steps.
Also, an observational study shows common safety gaps regarding personal protective equipment steps.
The nurse is hospitalized months after her initial infection, and the vaccine trial has begun in Sierra Leone.
Cases were at the lowest point since the outbreak was first reported in March 2014.
