We're all screwed
Ebola isn't very contagious. There's a reason it hasn't become a global pandemic, and that's because it is inefficient at spreading. As scary as the disease itself is, it's in no position to wipe out humanity.
The Spanish Flu wiped out 50 to 100 million people, similar to the Black Death's 50 to 200 million deaths.
The difference is:
The Black Death did it in 200 years during the Middle Ages, with little to no medicinal defenses in 1346-1353 AD.
The Spanish Flu did it in 2 years, up against a much tougher crowd, on the dawn of modern medicine during WWI.
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Ebola's total, from the very first recorded outbreak in 1976 to now:
1,590 people dead or so.
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So relax and have excellent hygiene.
