Nigeria:   WHO Berates Drug Industry Over Ebola Vaccine Development

Guardian, 6 November 2014

THE World Health Organization (WHO) has castigated the pharmaceutical industry for failing to develop a vaccine for Ebola over the some 40 years that the virus has threatened West… Read more »

Africa:   U.S. Food and Drug Agency Part of Global Response On Ebola

State Department, 30 October 2014

This blog post by Margaret A. Hamburg originally was posted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) website October 28. Hamburg serves as commissioner of the FDA. Read more »

Africa:   Human Trials of Ebola Vaccines By Year's End

DW, 24 October 2014

The World Health Organization has announced that two potential Ebola vaccines will be ready for human trials by December. Successful trials could lead to hundreds of thousands of… Read more »

Nigeria:   Ebola 'Cure' Professor's Eye Drop Remedy Also Questionable

Africa Check, 21 October 2014

A Nigerian professor has claimed that eye drops made from an extract of the bitter kola tree can treat glaucoma. The evidence is questionable. Read more »

Liberia:   New Ebola Drug in Town

Analyst, 19 October 2014

Despite the massive outpour of material and human contributions from national and international sources, the Ebola Virus Disease is widely believed to be winning. In fact experts… Read more »

Liberia:   The 1000 Who Survived Ebola

New Dawn, 16 October 2014

Information available to The NewDawn indicates that accumulatively, at least more than one thousand Liberians have survived the deadly Ebola virus since its outbreak. Read more »

Liberia:   Ebola Trial Drugs Raise Anxiety Crisis for Exponential Spread

New Republic, 1 October 2014

Alarms at Ebola first diagnosis in USA raise more ethical questions about who gets experimental drugs and where to dispense limited supply in case anything goes wrong. There are… Read more »