In light of what has become the largest Ebola outbreak on record, Science and Science Translational Medicine have compiled over a decade's worth of their published news and research. Researchers and the general public can now view this special collection for free.
The offerings include Martin Enserink's recent coverage of the debate over bringing promising but unapproved drugs to Africa, and a story by Gretchen Vogel that asks whether bats were involved in the spread of the disease across Sub-Saharan Africa. Several of the original research articles report progress using monoclonal antibodies and other therapies to treat Ebola in macaque monkeys and rodents.
The collection consists of more than 20 articles spanning the period from 2000 to 2014.