The Ebola virus in Democratic Republic of Congo's latest outbreak killed at least 37 people in its first week, the country's health ministry said.

A new outbreak of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed at least 33 people and is suspected of sickening dozens more, WHO said.

A new Ebola outbreak was reported Wednesday in the Democratic Republic of Congo, days after a previous outbreak there was declared to be over.

A new report suggests that people can survive Ebola and still possibly infect others up to a year later.

Two types of antibodies from the blood of Ebola survivors protected animals against strains of the virus that cause deadly infections in people.

Ebola virus survivors may suffer greater long-term neurological consequences than doctors have believed, a small study suggests.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is seeking a permanent injunction against a company that sells unapproved antiseptics, including hand sanitizers.

The Democratic Republic of Congo has approved new experimental drugs to treat Ebola as the central African country tries to stem its latest outbreak, WHO said.

The global electric vehicle market is expanding, but the supporting metals and refining markets are exposed to risk, an IEA report found.

Three people being treated for Ebola at a hospital in the Democratic Republic of the Congo escaped the facility's isolation unit and two later died, WHO said.

The Democratic Republic of Congo started vaccinating against Ebola Monday in an effort to stop the deadly virus' spread to larger cities.

The Democratic Republic of Congo's health ministry announced a new death in the Ebola outbreak, as the city of Mbandaka prepares to administer vaccinations.

Two more cases of Ebola have been confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo city of Mbandaka, bringing the total to three.

An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has spread to a major city -- Mbandaka, with a population of about 1 million people -- officials said.

One person is believed to have died following a new outbreak of the Ebola virus, the Democratic Republic of Congo's ministry of health announced Thursday.