A number of deadly disease research labs in the U.S. are considering expanding as strained capacity has led them to turn away work.
But how long will it last?
How do you find a cure for a deadly diseases when you’ve been successful at stopping it?
The organization's ability to tackle disease globally is hampered by under-funding.
The treatment provided total protection to people in close contact with patients.
The idea is to help protect against the costs of pandemics.
A lack of adequate surgical care resulted in a nearly 17 million deaths in 2010.
It's special ‘shock’ fund offers debt relief to help deal with crises like Ebola.
Lowell Gess and his wife spent 20 years in Sierra Leone. Now, he's headed back.
The money will go to three groups working to combat the outbreak in West Africa.
