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Ebola Rages in Sierra Leone With Over 1,000 New Cases

By Alexandra Sifferlin

WHO Condemns 'Virginity Tests' as HRW Calls for Ban

By Per Liljas

U.N. Mission Warns That Ebola Still Poses Global Threat

By Elizabeth Barber

Ebola Cases in Sierra Leone Will 'Soon Eclipse' Liberia

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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Egypt Sees Second Bird Flu Death in Two Days

30-year-old woman had contact with infected birds

By Sam Frizell

Gates Foundation Gives $5.7 Million To Ebola

Potential donors will undergo tests to ensure their blood is completely free of Ebola and other diseases

By Rishi Iyengar

WHO: Overdose Antidote Should Be Easier to Obtain

People who might witness an overdose should have access to naloxone, says the World Health Organization

By Alexandra Sifferlin

WHO Chief Slams Drug Industry Over No Ebola Vaccine

Director-General Margaret Chan says "a profit-driven industry" has no incentive to develop drugs for poor countries who can't pay

By Elizabeth Barber

Canada to Halt Visas From Ebola-Affected Countries

The restriction follows a similar move by Australia earlier this week and will not apply to Canadian nationals returning from West Africa

By Justin Worland

Almost 5,000 Dead

The new figure suggests that the spread of the disease has slowed in West Africa. Just 30 people died from the disease in the past week versus hundreds in prior weeks

By Justin Worland

WHO Chief Says Ebola Response 'Did Not Match' Scale of the Outbreak

TIME sits down with WHO Director-General Margaret Chan

By Vivienne Walt

The World Health Organization Comes Under Fire for Failure to Stop Ebola

The agency has been missing in action at a critical time

By Vivienne Walt / Geneva

Millions of Ebola Vaccine Doses May Be Ready Next Year

Five new experimental vaccines are expected to undergo testing

By Alex Rogers

Ebola Vaccine Tests May Be Soon

WHO hopes for clinical trials to begin in January

By Justin Worland

How Lessons From the AIDS Crisis Can Help Us Beat Ebola

For too long, the history of infectious diseases has been that of ignoring a threat until it nears disaster

By Ruth Katz

U.N. Chief: Ebola Is 'Beyond Health Issues'

The virus threatens political stability in West Africa, Ban Ki-moon warns

By Helen Regan

The WHO Says It Needs $1 Billion to Fight Ebola

That's up from $100 million about a month ago

By Laura Stampler

U.S. Committing $500 Million to Combat Ebola

On Tuesday, President Obama will announce more efforts by the U.S. to lead a global battle against the spread of the deadly virus

By Zeke J Miller

WHO: More Health Care Workers Needed to Combat Ebola

2,400 have died in the latest outbreak of the disease

By Justin Worland

Ebola Cases in West Africa See Big Spike

Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone together experienced a 49% increase in cases in just the last three weeks

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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