WHO supplies personal protective equipment to health workers responding to Ebola. (WHO) As the number of new Ebola cases continues to rise, health officials have admitted that they need even more help to contain the virus, the World Health Organization said on Friday. (MORE: What You Need to Know About Ebola) The latest report states the number of probable, confirmed and suspected cases in the current outbreak is 4366, including 2218 deaths. The countries affected are Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal...

Simple Mistakes Costing You Energy ((Thinkstock)) It probably happens more often than you’d like: You get a good night’s sleep, but still have to slog through the next day, and fight to stay awake. Sometimes, overwhelming heat might make you lethargic, or brutal cold might keep you indoors. Summer's long days of sun can keep you up at all hours, while winter's darkness makes you feel exhausted. Sometimes, regardless of the weather, you can’t seem to explain this upsetting lack...

Freezing winter weather doesn't always translate into a frigid attitude — just visit the friendliest city in the U.S., recently named byMen's Health magazine. Quite the opposite, in fact. This northern town's nature-loving residents enjoy getting outside year-round — made easier since everyone in the city lives within six blocks of a park, an official from the city's parks department toldMen's Health. (Click through the slideshow above to find out which city is the friendliest.) Ample places to play make...