Sheri Fink

The Ebola virus might remain present in body fluids including semen longer than previously thought.
Medicine
Unravelling an ‘epidemiological mystery’ about the transmission of Ebola in semen
An ambulance transporting an Ebola patient drives to the entrance of a treatment centre outside Freetown, Sierra Leone.
Health
An American aid worker with Ebola receives speedy care, while a Sierra Leonean colleague is ‘left behind’
A baby looks out of a box at an outdoor market in Devils Hole, Sierra Leone. A new report suggests Ebola has created 12,000 orphans in the West African country.
Health
Armies of student volunteers are key to Sierra Leone’s fight against Ebola
A mural in Monrovia illustrating health instructions for treating the Ebola virus.
Health
Liberians worry that next week’s elections might spread Ebola
Workers put the finishing touches on an Ebola virus treatment center in Monrovia on October 9, 2014.
Medicine
Keeping disease and people separate isn’t easy, even at Ebola treatment centers
A billboard in Liberia's capital Monrovia offers advice on how to halt the spread of Ebola.
Health
Why doubling down on aid to West Africa will do more to halt Ebola than increased airport screening
A health worker, wearing head-to-toe protective gear, offers water to a woman with Ebola at a treatment center for infected persons at Kenema Government Hospital in Kenema, Sierra Leone.
Health
Why isn’t the rest of the world helping fight the Ebola outbreak?
Liberian soldiers check people for Ebola
Health
How fear is hampering the response to the Ebola crisis
Memorial Medical Center New Orleans
Health & Medicine
Must read? Book tells haunting story of doctors allegedly euthanizing their patients
Business, Economics and Jobs
Responses to Rationing Health series forum
India
Business, Economics and Jobs
India: Rationing in disasters
Health & Medicine
Doctors face ethical decisions in Haiti
Geo quiz and answer