Ebola

First Opinion By Emmanuel Lasanah

What I learned from the Ebola nightmare, and am grateful for

Pharmalot By Ed Silverman

Merck Ebola vaccine wins speedier reviews by regulators

Special Report By Helen Branswell

History credits this man with discovering Ebola on his own. History is wrong

First Opinion By Tom Frieden

What the fading Ebola epidemic can teach us about the looming Zika crisis

Politics By Dylan Scott

Millions in Ebola funding, a casualty of Zika virus, may not be replenished

Politics By David Nather

5 lessons from the protracted Zika funding fight

Health By Helen Branswell

Yellow fever outbreak could become a ‘global emergency.’ Here’s what that could mean

Health By Helen Branswell

For the first time in a decade, the WHO goes looking for a new leader

Politics By Andrew Joseph

Obama administration diverts $500 million from Ebola response to Zika fight

Health By Helen Branswell

The Ebola public health emergency is over, WHO declares, but concerns linger

Health By Katherina Thomas

As Ebola wanes, a spike in infectious diseases sweeps through Liberia

Health By Helen Branswell

After the Ebola crisis, can the WHO rise to the challenge of Zika?

Politics By Rick Berke

Former Ebola czar Ron Klain on Zika, pandemics, and the right way to respond

Politics By Eric Boodman

Christie calls for quarantining people returning from Zika-stricken Brazil

In the Lab By Karen Weintraub

Hildegund Ertl: Vaccine warrior 

Pharmalot By Ed Silverman

Pharmalot, Pharmalittle: Sale of cancer treatment halted, Ebola vaccine deal signed

Health By Helen Branswell

Sierra Leone reports Ebola case one day after outbreak declared over