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Liberia's Almost Last Ebola Patient Grateful but Still Grieving

March 5 was a big day in Beatrice Yardolo’s life - she was discharged from a Chinese Ebola treatment center in Monrovia. Government officials, diplomats, the media -- everybody wanted to see the woman who was then declared and widely celebrated as Liberia’s last Ebola patient. As it turns out, that was premature. Liberians started counting down 42 days, the period that has to go by without a single new infection until the World Health Organization can declare a country Ebola-free. That...

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