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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Sunday that the state is altering its new quarantine guidelines for health care workers coming back from treating Ebola patients come from West Africa. The change comes after significant pushback from public...

Photographs and comments by Partners In Health staff Our photographers have the opportunity to visit with health workers, colleagues, and patients all over the world—many of them women. “We meet far more women in terms of care and connection to the...

Linda Harding survived Sierra Leone’s 1991-2002 civil war and its Ebola epidemic of 2014. She says there’s no question which one was worse. With Ebola, one could never be sure who the enemy was. To many in Sierra Leone, the enemy was, and still is, Harding...

Hiccups, say doctors in this remote corner of Guinea, are the final tell-tale sign of infection by the Ebola virus that has killed more than 100 people since an outbreak began this year. Then come profuse bleeding, circulatory shock and death. But for...

(Source: Partners in Health) Hundreds of Ebola survivors began losing their sight in Sierra Leone in 2015. Why was it so hard for us to see they needed help? When the number of new Ebola cases finally began to level off in Sierra Leone in early 2015...