It's beyond belief that a cure hasn't been found for the ebola virus since 1976 when it first occured. According to a news article on Huffington Post, there could have been a vaccine available to combat ebola. But due to ethical and financial concerns, the mass production of the cure are been held back. You can continue reading in the link below:

The cure for Ebola may have already have been developed by drugs companies, but ethical dilemmas and financial concerns are holding back hopes of a faster cure, scientists have warned.
The worst ever epidemic of the virus, which has swept West Africa, has killed more than 670 people, sparking fears Ebola could move to the UK.
Two people have now been assessed for the virus in Britain, while two American health workers - a doctor and a missionary - have been hospitalised in Liberia after contracting the disease, prompting missionary groups to evacuate non-essential personnel.
But panic grows. Jeremy Farrar, professor of Tropical medicine at the University of Oxford and director of the Wellcome Trust, claimed the mounting death toll was "unacceptable".
"It would be unethical not to acknowledge that potential new treatments could both save lives and reduce transmission in this and future outbreaks," he told the Washington Post.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/07/30/ebola_0_n_5633405.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

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