Guinea

Guinea Set to Be Declared Ebola-Free

By Joanna Plucinska

Experts Slam WHO Response to Ebola

By Joanna Plucinska

Guinea’s Last Ebola Patient Discharged

By TIME Staff

2 New Ebola Cases Reported in Guinea

By Julia Zorthian

U.S. Will Stop Ebola Screenings for Passengers from Liberia

The country was declared Ebola-free—for the second time—on Sept. 3

By Mandy Oaklander September 19, 2015

200 to Be Vaccinated for Ebola in Sierra Leone

The country had begun a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free

By Helen Regan September 2, 2015

What It’s Like To Fight Ebola When the World Stops Listening

My first deployment into the Ebola outbreak was in September, when I was sent to Liberia. After three months there I was eventually stationed in Guinea, another Ebola-affected region where I am currently serving as...

By Anna Halford July 9, 2015

Ebola Cases Resurface in Liberia After 2 Months of Being Ebola-Free

A teenage boy died from the virus and may have infected others

By Alexandra Sifferlin July 1, 2015

A Rapid Ebola Test Can Diagnose the Disease In Just Minutes

The new test is faster and as effective as the current standard practice, one study finds

By Alexandra Sifferlin June 25, 2015

Ebola Returns to Sierra Leone Capital After Weeks of No New Cases

Cases found in a densely populated slum

By Alexandra Sifferlin June 22, 2015

There Are Now Fewer Than 25 Cases of Ebola

Guinea and Sierra Leone have around 10 patients each

By Alexandra Sifferlin June 19, 2015

Health Worker Tests Positive For Ebola in Italy

The patient was a healthcare worker volunteering in Sierra Leone

By Alexandra Sifferlin May 13, 2015

WHO Acknowledges Failings of Ebola Response

“Our current systems ... simply have not coped”

By Kevin McSpadden April 20, 2015

Ebola Cases in West Africa Top 25,000

The outbreak has infected 25,178 people and killed 10,445

By Alexandra Sifferlin March 31, 2015

The Red Cross: 'Ebola Started In Silence and Will End With Our Words'

Leaders of the Red Cross reflect on the year of Ebola

By Elhadj As Sy and Yves Daccord March 25, 2015

Ebola Vaccine Trial Starts in Guinea

10,000 people will be vaccinated

By Alexandra Sifferlin March 25, 2015

Emotional Dispatches From Key Ebola Fighters, 1 Year Later

From U.S. lawmakers to responders to survivors, Ebola fighters share their deeply personal experiences on the one-year anniversary

By TIME Staff March 24, 2015

Official Eyes 'Ebola-Free'

Over 10,000 people have died from Ebola

By Alexandra Sifferlin March 23, 2015

WHO Urges Mass Measles Vaccinations in Ebola Regions

The risk for diseases like measles has risen amid Ebola

By Alexandra Sifferlin March 20, 2015

Ebola on the Rise in Guinea

As long as Ebola remains in one of the West African countries at the center of the epidemic the whole region remains at risk

By Aryn Baker March 19, 2015