Liberia Says New Ebola Patient Quarantined, Stabilized

Liberian health ministry officials say a woman, the country’s first Ebola patient in more than a month, has been quarantined and stabilized and is responding to “supportive” treatment. Local media reported that the woman, identified as Ruth Tugbeh, was in contact with many people, including those at two schools Monrovia, where she sold cooked food to both the students and teachers. One report suggested she might have become infected from her boyfriend, who is an Ebola...

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