Ft. Detrick labs address forgotten vials containing toxic substances | Ebola reach expands in Guinea; WHO vaccine experts to meet | New tools for a harsh flu season | DoD releases breakdown of Ebola response effort | Molecular decoys boost antimicrobial drug potency | Editorial – An authoritative information source on infectious diseases | Sweden government HQ in ‘white powder’ scare | CDC Ebola training in Anniston | Ebola vaccine: Only government investment in private labs can achieve it | Beres: Battling an ancient, microscopic foe | Effort on Ebola hurt WHO chief | The Ebola fighters TIME forgot | Can software predict the resistance of superbugs to new drugs? | First new antibiotic in 30 years discovered in major breakthrough | Teixobactin: a “resistance proof” antibiotic? No chance! | H7N9 outbreak #3 underway? | New approach may lead to inhalable vaccines for influenza, pneumonia | H5N8 found in another US wild bird; study ties H5N1 to migrations | 2014 saw potentially serious safety mishaps at U.S. biolabs | The race for the Ebola vaccine

See what we’re reading this week at Global Biodefense on Ebola expanding in Guinea, the race for a vaccine, the DoD’s response efforts and more…

Ft. Detrick labs address forgotten vials containing toxic substances (Military.com)

Ebola reach expands in Guinea; WHO vaccine experts to meet (CIDRAP)

New tools for a harsh flu season (Clinicians’ Biosecurity News)

DoD releases breakdown of Ebola response effort (DoD News)

Molecular decoys boost antimicrobial drug potency (C&EN)

Editorial – An authoritative information source on infectious diseases (Eurosurveillance)

Sweden government HQ in ‘white powder’ scare (The Local)

CDC Ebola training in Anniston (CDC)

Ebola vaccine: Only government investment in private labs can achieve it (SJMN)

Beres: Battling an ancient, microscopic foe (Richmond Times)

Effort on Ebola hurt WHO chief (NY Times)

The Ebola fighters TIME forgot (Huffington Post)