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It's really good to see Ebola has retreated, but my concern is that we will have more cases because it is not yet eliminated in Guinea".

NEW YORK TIMES A Home-Court Edge for the S.E.C.  |  The Securities and Exchange Commission's internal court system is likely to hear more cases because of a recent change in the law, Gretchen Morgenson writes in the Fair Game column in The New York Times.

Experts say the trebling of lifetime risk - up from one in 20 in 1990 - is partly because doctors are spotting more cases and partly because men are living longer meaning more develop it.

"You'd think there would be more cases by now, because people are so vigilant," said Jonathan B. Tucker, a germ-weapons expert in the Washington office of the Monterey Institute of International Studies.

Health officials say they expect more cases to occur because the illness has an incubation period that can be a month or possibly longer.

Still with more than five years having passed since the start of the crisis, Mr. Hurson pointed out that it would be difficult for the government to bring more cases to trial because of the statute of limitations.

Savings occur due to avoided treatment of advanced disease and palliative care, whereas the costs increase because of screening activities and because more cases of (preinvasive) neoplasia will be found than in the situation without screening.

But because more cases were going through the system, the actual number of convictions increased.

And because more cases expire each week, he said, "it is important to pass this quickly".

Men and women are equally at risk, although there are somewhat more cases among men, probably because more men smoked.

But he warned more cases could follow and, because of the risk of wild birds spreading the disease, urged farmers and their vets all over the country to be alert to the possibility of disease.