How Airport Screening for Ebola Raises Complex Questions About Public Health and Individual Rights The latest developments in the Democratic Republic of Congo's Ebola outbreak have led to increased screening measures and travel restrictions from the United States government.
These interventions can be both necessary and effective in containing the spread of the virus, but they also raise important questions about the balance between public health and individual rights.
The CDC's decision to temporarily suspend visa services for travelers from Ebola hit countries is a prime example of this delicate balance.