New challenge for hospitals dealing with Ebola
Health care facilities already struggling to properly train workers now face the staggering amount of contaminated waste Ebola patients generate
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Health care facilities already struggling to properly train workers now face the staggering amount of contaminated waste Ebola patients generate
Up-to-date news on the Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and overseas
Adults who have survived Ebola care for the orphans left in its wake; finding homes for the children is difficult because of stigma about the disease
21-day quarantine ends with no signs of disease in people closest to Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan
With flu season approaching, finding a fast and accurate screening method will become even more important
A look at where things stand with the most advanced efforts in finding find a marketable treatment for the virus
CBS News' Debora Patta says reporting on virus outbreak in Monrovia is "an assignment like no other"
Walk-in clinics are convenient, but hospital emergency rooms are better equipped to deal with potential Ebola cases
Defense Dept. preparing 30-member rapid-response team to address outbreak within U.S.; CDC revising protocols for health care workers
As public attention on the disease widens, consumers are invited to fork over cash for dubious cures, charities and stocks
The 21-day quarantine period for people who came in initial contact with Thomas Duncan has ended, and a stigma likely awaits them on the outside
One Boston doctor has returned from caring for patients in West Africa to train other doctors, but one story from her time there has her ready to go back
Up-to-date news on cases in the U.S. and overseas
Teresa Romero shows no traces of the virus in her bloodstream, test results show
As questions swirl over nurse Amber Joy Vinson's post-exposure activity and travel, her family hires a high-profile attorney
Republicans say Obama should have appointed someone with experience in medicine and emergency response
GOP Rep. Marsha Blackburn says a military or medical professional would have been a better choice
Bob Schieffer says the "blame game" over the outbreak further tarnishes the "shining city on a hill"
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the possibility of exposure to health care workers is higher with procedures performed in the U.S.
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook on the facts, and the "illogical panic," about the outbreak and how to deal with it
No one outside the Dallas hospital has tested positive in the U.S., yet fears about the virus have reached a fever pitch
The U.S. cases and news from overseas
San Diego scientists part of a global team of researchers racing to cure Ebola outbreak unlike anything they've ever seen
Officials' response in monitoring, limiting movement of health workers has been one of the critical blunders in the crisis
President says three U.S. cases do not constitute an "outbreak," warns that "hysteria," "fear" will inhibit containment efforts