Sierra Leone is handing out malaria drugs because malaria looks like Ebola at first—but the drugs' side effects may thwart the effort.
Despite working to save others from the disease that nearly claimed their lives, health care workers who survived Ebola are feared and ostracized by their communities.
A frontline report from Sierra Leone examines efforts to change hearts and minds in West Africa’s villages.
Journalist Erika Check Hayden is in Sierra Leone tracking the Ebola epidemic. This is her diary.
Several African nations could strike a major blow against malaria by sacrificing some older drugs. Can they make it work?
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