News outlets report on efforts in countries worldwide to prevent the importation of Ebola and prepare for cases within their borders.

Agence France-Presse: Nations step up measures to stem worsening Ebola outbreak (Perry, 10/12).
Agence France-Presse: Britain feels ready after Ebola outbreak test (10/11).
Devex: Is Asia-Pacific ready for Ebola? (Santos, 10/13).
New York Times: CDC Will Offer More Ebola Training to Health Care Workers (Belluck, 10/12).
Politico: Questions emerge about Ebola readiness (Levine, 10/13).
Reuters: Cities, states scramble after Dallas’s Ebola missteps expose planning gaps (Begley/Abutaleb, 10/12).
Reuters: Obama calls for action to ensure U.S. medical system can handle Ebola (10/12).
Wall Street Journal: New York Health System Opts for WHO Ebola Protocol (Beck, 10/12).

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