Good find Kay.  We've been hearing a lot about complacency with Ebola.   West Africa has had nearly 5000 new cases since the beginning of this year (since it supposedly slowed), and they're STILL averaging 400 cases a week?  

Tables

Major Ebola virus outbreaks by country and by date – 21 December to most recent WHO / Gov update
Note: These reflect official confirmations only. The actual numbers are estimated to be higher.^[1][21][371]

Date	Total		Guinea		Liberia		Sierra Leone		Sources
	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths	Cases	Deaths
17 Mar 2015	24,743	10,231	3,409	2,231	9,555	4,283	11,779	3,702	[note 2][4]
15 Mar 2015	24,666	10,179	3,389	2,224	9,526	4,264	11,751	3,691	[note 3][374]
8 Mar 2015	24,282	9,976	3,285	2,170	≥9,343	≥4,162	11,619	3,629	[note 4][375]
1 Mar 2015	23,934	9,792	3,219	2,129	≥9,249	4,117	11,466	3,546	[note 5][376]
22 Feb 2015	23,694	9,589	3,155	2,091	9,238	4,037	11,301	3,461	[note 6][283]
15 Feb 2015	23,218	9,365	3,108	2,057	≥9,007	≥3,900	11,103	3,408	[note 7][377]
8 Feb 2015	22,859	9,162	3,044	1,995	≥8,881	≥3,826	10,934	3,341	[note 8][378]
1 Feb 2015	22,460	8,966	2,975	1,944	8,745	3,746	10,740	3,276	[note 9][379]
25 Jan 2015	22,057	8,795	2,917	1,910	8,622	3,686	10,518	3,199	[note 10][380]
18 Jan 2015	21,689	8,626	2,871	1,876	8,478	3,605	10,340	3,145	[note 11][7]
11 Jan 2015	21,261	8,414	2,806	1,814	8,331	3,538	10,124	3,062	[note 12][260]
4 Jan 2015	20,726	8,229	2,775	1,751	8,171	3,499	9,780	2,943	[note 13][282][381]
28 Dec 2014	20,171	7,890	2,707	1,709	8,018	3,423	9,446	2,758	[15]
21 Dec 2014	19,477	7,581	2,597	1,607	7,876	3,392	9,004	2,582	[note 14][8][382]

Minor Ebola virus outbreaks by country and by date – 21 December to most recent WHO / Gov update

[show]Date	Total		Nigeria		Senegal		United States		Spain		Mali		United Kingdom		Refs

Dang thought Ebola was over...guess NOT!

Albert wrote: in the height of the outbreak we were seeing 500 - 700 cases per week on average, and now it's about 350 - 400 per week and holding steady.    Cases were  reduced by about 40%, and that's about it,

For the last few weeks Liberia has been trumpeting "NO new cases" (broken yesterday), but the figures that they gave WHO (as published in the road map report) for the week ending 18th March showed an increase in 183 cases and 62 deaths from the figures they gave the previous week.  If the 'no new cases' was true, then the Liberians are stage managing the release of the old data and the weekly averages are next to meaningless. 

The figures Liberia has provided so far show nearly one death out of every thousand people in the population.  I believe the true figures are much higher, but even the lower figure is horrendous.

It isn't over ...... renewed concern has been triggered by fresh setbacks in these countries Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea. Today 235 suspected cases in Sierra Leone's lock down, meanwhile Guinea declares Ebola 'health emergency' in five regions.

The fat lady is not singing and Chucks warning about Ebola becoming a chronic problem may be correct. Perhaps the only way out of this mess is a safe efficient vaccine.

Quotes below: First about Sierra Leone followed by Guinea.

http://uk.mobile.reuters.com/article/idUKKBN0MQ1XR20150330?irpc=932

Sierra Leone Ebola lockdown exposes hundreds of suspected cases
Mon Mar 30

FREETOWN (Reuters) - A three-day lockdown in Sierra Leone has exposed hundreds of potential new cases of Ebola

961 death alerts nationwide during the lockdown's first two days and 495 reports of illness of which 235 were suspected Ebola



Then Guinea

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-32103625

Mr Conde said he was declaring "a reinforced health emergency for a period of 45 days in the prefectures of Forecariah, Coyah, Dubreka, Boffa and Kindia" in a statement published in national media.
The focus of the virus "has shifted to our country's coastal areas," he said

They will probably have to go down the whole virus ” vaccine "route, and not a vaccine that just contains parts of it, I.e. a full live attenuated virus vaccine.

To do this they have to use the original virus weakened. This way the immune system responds to all of the ebola virus instead of just a few parts.     Problem comes by how they weaken the virus. They have to get a balance between the vaccine strain still being the true Ebola virus but distorted enough not to be pathogenic.