WHO to declare Ebola outbreak over, as Liberia gets all-clear
At least 5 dead in Guinea Ebola flare-up: health officials
Ebola: Don recommends insects as substitute for `bush meat
Ebola cases to triple in weeks without drastic action – WHO
Sierra Leone’s three-day Ebola shutdown ends
EBOLA: More revelations on Patrick Sawyer
Sierra Leone streets deserted as shutdown begins
Ebola: Lagos clears last suspect, affirms Sept. 22 resumption date
Ebola: NAFDAC to prosecute Ewedu cure claimer
Ebola fight will cost $1.0bn, 20,000 cases on horizon – UN
Ebola: NUT asks teachers to ignore Sept. 22nd resumption date
EVD: African techies call for more robust technology based response
Ebola: Rivers Government to shut down schools without pipe-borne water
Malaysia reports 1 suspected case of Ebola
Ebola: Unilorin to screen students
Ebola: Nigerians want ECOWAS diplomat jailed!

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Liberia dismisses 10 officials for abadoning Ebola fight
Liberia’s leader Sunday said she had sacked 10 senior government officials who defied an order to return to the west African nation to lead the fight against the deadly Ebola outbreak.
Using Ebola survivors’ blood as remedy may carry risks
Two American doctors sickened by Ebola have been given blood transfusions from survivors, a technique the World Health Organization advocates but that experts say carries some risks.
Schools can reopen – Health Minister
The Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, on Friday said that there was no reason why schools should not reopen on Sept. 22.
Chukwu said this at a media briefing in Lagos.
First Lady joins fight against Ebola
Nigeria’s First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, has joined the fight against the dreaded Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, as she embarks on nationwide sensitisation campaign on the killer virus.
Obama to discuss Ebola response with top medical experts
Washington – President Barack Obama will meet leading US medical experts next week as he considers how to follow through on his pledge to step up aid to Africa over the Ebola epidemic.
UN vows to ‘stay the course’ in Ebola-hit Liberia
The United Nations has vowed its peacekeepers will not abandon Liberia and will “stay the course” despite the Ebola epidemic raging across the west African nation
Ebola’s death hits 2,400 as Cuba pledges medics
The worst-ever outbreak of Ebola fever has now killed more than 2,400 people, the UN said on Friday, as Cuba pledged the largest foreign medical team deployed so far in the west African health crisis.
Ebola: Be cautious in handling patients, NAUTH boss advises medics
Chief Medical Director of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, NAUTH, Nnewi, Professor Anthony Igwegbe, has advised healthcare workers in Nigeria to adopt standard universal precaution in handling affected and unaffected Ebola Virus Disease patients.
Ebola: Organic India introduces immune boosters
With the call for better intake of food supplements towards boosting immunity against diseases such as Ebola Virus Disease, a host of natural products such as Tumeric formular; Bowel care; Liver-Kidney care; Ashwagandha, which inhibits and retards tumours, reduces chronic fatigue among other functions, are now on the Nigerian market.
IMF says Ebola will savage W. African economies
The Ebola epidemic could slice more than three percentage points off economic growth in the worst-hit countries of West Africa, requiring hundreds of millions of dollars in financial aid, the IMF said Thursday
18-month-old infant tested negative to Ebola —Rivers Commissioner
Rivers State Commissioner of Health, Dr Sampson Parker, yesterday, said that the 18 months old child at the Port Harcourt Ebola treatment centre tested negative, adding that a fresh test would be done on the infant before concluding on his Ebola status.
Gates Foundation gives $50m to Ebola fight
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation said Wednesday it was pledging $50 million to help boost the fight against the Ebola outbreak as overwhelmed medical teams in west Africa struggle to contain the disease.
Health services, economies overwhelmed in Ebola-hit Africa
Health workers in Liberia reported being overwhelmed by new Ebola cases on Wednesday, as the epidemic was blamed for shattering economic growth in neighbouring Sierra Leone.
Ebola: Not over until it’s over
AT what point is it safe to declare a place and a people safe from the menace of a dangerous disease? When can a potential plague of devastating proportions be viewed as under effective control?
Ebola: Lagos warns against stigmatization of survivors , contacts
Lagos State Government on Tuesday warned residents against stigmatizing survivors of the deadly Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) or those placed under surveillance

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