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Joint Pain Interrupts Ebola Vaccine Trial
Swiss researchers say they have halted one of several trials of an Ebola vaccine because some volunteers complained of pain in their hands and feet.
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Medical Mystery: Why Did Ebola Pop Up In A Remote Mining District?
No cars for the teams seeking Ebola cases. Not enough ambulances to get the sick to the hospital quickly. And no cups for patients to drink from.
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For Ebola Patients in Sierra Leone, Survival Takes More Than Medicine
Medical doctor Kirrily de Polnay at an Ebola management center run by Doctors Without Borders in Bo, Sierra Leone. Erika Check Hayden.
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Covering Ebola with Michel du Cille
Deedee Urey, whose husband and 4-month-old baby died from Ebola in September, cried as she posed with her four surviving children in Monrovia.
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Ebola Response Reveals Double Standard In U.S. Health Care
Since Ebola
was first discovered in 1976, there have been an estimated 16 to 22
recorded outbreaks. In August, the World Health Organization ...
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They survived Ebola only to become social outcasts
MONROVIA,
Liberia — Landlords won't rent to them. Employers won't hire them. Taxi
drivers won't give them a lift. Barber shops refuse to cut their
hair ...
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