The Red Cross offered hope of a turning point in the fight against the deadly west African Ebola outbreak, saying it had seen a dramatic drop in bodies collected in Liberia's capital. The charity announced its workers were now picking up little over a third of the late September peak of more than 300 bodies a week in and around Monrovia -- an indication, it said, that the outbreak was retreating. The announcement appears at odds with the assessment ...
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