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West Africa: Americans Flown Home Over Ebola Fears

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has announced that more Americans were flown home from unnamed locations following the arrival in the U.S. of an infected American health worker from Sierra Leone.

Africa: U.S Evacuates Citizens Amid Ebola Scare

DW, 14 March 2015

Some 10 Americans have reportedly been flown from unnamed locations in Africa to three US clinics for Ebola observation. None of them are said to have actually contracted the… Read more »

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An IFRC Ebola treatment centre in Sierra Leone. The country continues to report dozens of new cases.

Africa: Ebola Is Not Over Yet

ISS, 27 February 2015

The announcement by Liberia's President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf that children will be returning to school, and that borders with neighbouring countries will reopen, comes as a huge… Read more »
West Africa: United States Announces Additional Results in Grand Challenge to Fight Ebola

USAID, 11 February 2015

WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced today additional nominees for awards in the Fighting Ebola: a Grand Challenge for Development. A… Read more »
Sierra Leone: U.S. - Sierra Leone Ebola Intervention - a Chronology

Concord, 11 February 2015

"Ebola is the biggest crisis to hit Sierra Leone since the civil war. Let's all do what we can to Kick Ebola Out of Town!"President Barak Obama, 2014 Read more »
Liberia: U.S.-Liberian Group Launches New Ebola Vaccines

Inquirer, 26 January 2015

A U.S, Liberia Clinical group, the U.S-Liberia Clinical Research Partnership, has launched new testing vaccines for Ebola in the country, to experiment two distinct Ebola vaccines,… Read more »

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Obama Announces Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Ebola Mission

While careful not to declare the crisis over, U.S. President Barack Obama praised the sharp decline in the number of cases of the virus, saying that by April 30th, only 100 of the ... Read more »
- West Africa: Remarks by President Obama on America's Leadership in the Ebola Fight
- West Africa: U.S. to Withdraw Troops From Ebola Mission
U.S. Field Hospital in Liberia Discharges First Ebola Survivors

Since opening its doors, the Monrovia Medical Unit, a 25-bed U.S.-run hospital for health care workers, has provided care for four Liberians. Read more »
- Liberia: U.S.-Run Field Hospital for Ebola Stricken Health Workers Discharges First Patients
- Liberia: Monrovia Medical Unit Aids Health Care Workers in Ebola Fight

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West Africa: Americans Flown Home Over Ebola Fears

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Obama Announces Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Ebola Mission

U.S. Field Hospital in Liberia Discharges First Ebola Survivors

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