Is Ebola eradicated in African countries now (2017)?

The answer is a simple 'NO'. There have been reports of isolated cases of the disease even after the last epidemic that affected mostly West African Nations. In truth there is a current epidemic going on in the Democratic Republic of Congo[1]. read more

Nothing new was put in place. With a few exceptions, we are just as vulnerable to an Ebola pandemic now as we were in 2014. Knowing how the Ebola pandemic began and ended makes it clear why Ebola isn’t gone for good. Ebola is a zoonotic disease. It has an animal reservoir – probably bats, although that hasn’t been proven. When humans come in contact with wild animals in some parts of Africa, they can be exposed to the virus. read more