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A person in Kenya receives the COVID-19 vaccine.
World & National News

Why has Africa suffered fewer COVID-19 deaths than predicted?

by Ian Thomsen

Herd immunity won’t come anytime soon for COVID-19

by Laura Castañón
In this photo taken Wednesday, May 30, 2018, a healthcare worker from the World Health Organization prepares vaccines to give to front line aid workers, in Mbandaka, Congo. For the first time since the Ebola virus was identified more than 40 years ago, a vaccine has been dispatched to front line health workers in an attempt to combat the epidemic from the onset. AP Photo/Sam Mednick
Health

Northeastern University researchers are working with the World Health Organization to stop the spread of Ebola

by Laura Castañón
Society & Culture

Northeastern University student is a leader in UNICEF fighting to ensure good health and well-being around the globe

by Molly Callahan
Science & Technology

Forecasting infectious diseases can help public health officials fight epidemics. But how accurate can these predictions be?

by Laura Castañón
Health

How long is an Ebola survivor contagious? One case is causing scientists to rethink the answer.

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Health

Why you should care about rare tropical diseases

by Bill Ibelle

Researchers tracking Ebola’s spread win first Aspen Institute Italia Award

by Thea Singer
World & National News

What Ebola and HIV/AIDS can teach us about the Zika virus pandemic

by Thea Singer
Society & Culture

A new tool to follow Ebola news on Twitter

by Greg St. Martin
Society & Culture

3Qs: The word on Ebola

by News@Northeastern - Contributor
Society & Culture

Northeastern Ebola Experts

by Emily Bhatti