Here are a few potentially relevant excerpts from the 2015 omnibus appropriations bill (emphasis added). I'd have to imagine that our friends at DARPA have Aethlon at the top of their research list :)
Ebola: The bill provides $112 million for Ebola response and preparedness. Of these
funds,$45 million is directed to DARPA long-range research programs, $50 million to
nearer-term research programs of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and $17 million
for procurement of necessary equipment.
Ebola Preparedness and Response—The bill includes $2.742 billion for responding to Ebola
and other infectious disease threats, both in the U.S. and abroad. Funding is provided for the
development of vaccines and treatments, to train hospital workers and other workers potentially
exposed to Ebola through their jobs, to bolster quarantine stations at the nation’s ports of entries,
to create isolation units on a regional basis, to reimburse hospitals spending millions for
expensive care and to send Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) scientists to help
stop the spread of Ebola where it is currently affecting the most number of people.
National Institutes of Health (NIH)—The bill provides $30.3 billion, an increase of $150
million in base funding and $238 million in Ebola-related research, to fund biomedical research
at the 27 Institutes and Centers that comprise NIH.
Ebola. $2.5 billion in emergency funding to respond to the Ebola epidemic in West
Africa and to strengthen public health capacity in other countries threatened by the virus
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