Stories about: West Africa  

The US President wishes to pull nearly all of the country's troops from Ebola-stricken regions in West Africa

Should these mutations make it possible for the virus to spread through the air, thousands more people could be infected

Of the people who contracted the virus, some 8,000 passed away not long after developing the deadly Ebola disease

Study finds the Ebola epidemic would be way worse if it weren't for screening operations at international airports

Philanthropists and governments can spend all the money they want on fighting it, there's one thing that matters more

Or in the supermarket, or in church, or even in the comfort of your own private, personal home for that matter

Following the Ebola outbreak, Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone all pulled the plug on malaria control efforts

Specialists with the US CDC says the Ebola epidemic in West Africa has high chances to go from bad to worse

The idea is to transfer whole blood or purified serum from survivors to those infected

It has not yet been decided what drugs and vaccines are to be tested

Even with such an investment, 20,000 people will still be infected in the months to come

Strictly scientifically speaking, the Ebola virus is well worthy of our admiration

The Ebola outbreak is a threat to international public health, specialists with WHO warn

The organization is to spend several months patrolling Senegalese waters

New study says that just 250 such felines currently inhabit the region

The company intends to green up its working agenda, abide by the highest labor standards

Grains of paradise grow in coastal swamps