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Unpublished Photos Capture the Lifesaving Role of Nurses in World War II

By Lily Rothman and Liz Ronk

The Economist's Guide to Holiday Charitable Giving

By Caitlin Tulloch

How Text Messages Are Prompting Swedes to Give Blood

By Tanya Basu

Red Cross Spent $500 million to Build 6 Homes in Haiti

By Kia Kokalitcheva/Fortune
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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

Why New FDA Recommendations Against a Gay Blood Ban Are Meaningless

New steps to ease the ban on gay blood donations might not change much

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Facebook Joins Ebola Fight

Over the next week, a donation prompt will appear atop your News Feed

By Noah Rayman

Ebola's Decline in Liberia Prompts Fears of Complacency

A host of new evidence suggests the number of Ebola cases in Liberia has declined, but health care workers in the country treating the disease warn that it remains a grave threat, particularly in rural...

By Justin Worland

Ebola Care Comes Home

"It’s dangerous, but there are not many other options”

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Inside the Ebola Crisis: The Images that Moved them Most

As the Ebola crisis continues to develop, TIME asks ten photographers working on the ground to reflect on their experiences covering the outbreak—and to describe which of their own photographs moved them most.

By TIME Staff

Inside the Ebola Crisis: The Images that Moved them Most

10 Photographers covering the Ebola crisis talk to TIME about images they made that moved them deeply

By TIME Photo Department

This Blood Drive Is Fighting the FDA Ban on Gay Donors

A nationwide blood drive is protesting an FDA ban on gay men donating blood

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Almost Half of America Can't Swim, Survey Says

Most Americans think they can swim just fine, but a new survey reveals that 44% don't know basic water-safety skills

By Nolan Feeney

The American Red Cross in World War II: Photos

LIFE remembers the charity's work during one, specific, global crisis: the Second World War.

By Liz Ronk
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