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Ebola

U.N. reports more than 7,000 Ebola deaths since March

The total number of infected, nearly all of them in West Africa, is at 19,031, up from 18,569 in the previous report. More than 99 percent of all infections and deaths have occurred in three countries -- Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

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Liberia's Daily Talk: All the news that fits on a blackboard

Liberia's Daily Talk: All the news that fits on a blackboard

The plywood newsboard is the brainchild of journalist Alfred Sirleaf. It's a popular news source situated on a Monrovia sidewalk that features updates on everything from Ebola to politics.
by Ofeibea Quist-Arcton

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Officials see kinks but no crises as MN Ebola screenings pick up

Officials see kinks but no crises as MN Ebola screenings pick up

Five weeks after Minnesota health officials began tracking travelers arriving from Ebola-affected countries, each of the 120 people screened has been deemed low-risk and none has developed Ebola symptoms.
by Lorna Benson

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