West Africa is still struggling, but the W.H.O. has said that other countries are at less of a risk of the virus.
The vaccine has been licensed to NewLink Genetics Corp and Merck & Co Inc.
The 15-minute detection test is aimed at further containing the virus.
The WHO says that Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Liberia have an uptick in new cases.
The disease appears to be slowing in its spreading, although much is left to be done to contain it.
The WHO has said that tests of Ebola vaccines can begin in West Africa.
The WHO reports that the virus is still spreading, and that there have been nearly 20,000 cases to date.
Doctors Without Borders will begin testing three therapies in West Africa.
The outbreak has reached unmanageable standards, and requires international attention.
The Ivory Coast has blocked refugees fleeing from Liberia amid fears for the virus' spread.
