High-level meeting in Geneva says large phase 3 trials in West Africa to test efficacy and safety are next up.
December disease reports from China's Fujian and Jiangsu provinces revealed 10 more H7N9 avian influenza infections, none of them fatal, according to reports in Chinese identified, translated, and posted by FluTrackers, an infectious disease news message board.
Fujian province reported six of the cases and Jiangsu province reported four. No other details were available about the cases, other than that none were fatal.
UN officials meet with local leaders in Liberian hot spot.
The Ebola situations in the three hardest-hit countries continue to reflect a mixed picture.
The trial of a Johnson & Johnson vaccine brings the number of Ebola vaccines in such trials to three.
As deaths top 8,000, UNMEER leadership changes hands, and Guinea launches a new effort.
The country has had 337 new cases this week, twice the number in Guinea and Liberia combined.
Bats in a hollow tree and a silent train of transmission may have fueled the unprecedented epidemic.
Scotland detected its first Ebola case, as the illness toll topped 20,000 and the outbreak passed the 1-year mark.
Mishandling of lab material that may have contained live virus follows other CDC safety lapses earlier in the year.
