2nd nurse with Ebola may have had worse case during flights
Frontier Airlines president says Amber Vinson may have been in a more advanced stage of Ebola than previously thought when she flew between Dallas and Cleveland
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Frontier Airlines president says Amber Vinson may have been in a more advanced stage of Ebola than previously thought when she flew between Dallas and Cleveland
A glance at the stories stemming from the new U.S. cases and news from overseas
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But official says there was no indication Amber Vinson has typical symptoms of Ebola when she flew to Cleveland
Nina Pham arrived at National Institutes of Health Clinical Center near Washington just before midnight
Anti-viral drug that shows promise against other diseases was tried in Dallas Ebola patient who later died
Cuts in public health budgets have hampered efforts to fight Ebola, and each party says the other is to blame
Klain previously served as chief of staff for Vice President Joe Biden and for Vice President Al Gore
"Nearly everyone involved in the outbreak response failed to see some fairly plain writing on the wall," WHO says in a draft document
Woman who handled lab specimen from Liberian man in Texas has self-quarantined in cabin as U.S. tries to bring her home
As Ebola stokes mounting fears across the nation, Americans' faith in agency tasked with stopping it has fallen off a cliff
Major Garrett: The president is struggling with the politics and policy of an Ebola travel ban
Personal protective equipment for doctors and nurses is essential, but the right level of protection isn't easy
Officials try to track down another planeload of passengers, plus shoppers at bridal shop after infected nurse's visit
Nina Pham reportedly doing well after emotional video farewell to Dallas hospital at center of U.S. fears over virus
While meeting with federal health officials the president also said a travel ban from nations afflicted with the virus may not be very effective
Student researcher helped monitor Ebola outbreak in Liberia last month
The prospective GOP presidential candidate sparks controversy with comments about the Ebola threat that contradict medical experts
A team of engineers will assist the service members who are building treatment units
Lawmakers grilled top U.S. officials, including the CDC director, over failures in the response to Ebola
County considers taking action in wake of nurses who cared for Liberia patient becoming infected with deadly disease
Nina Pham is one of two nurses at Texas hospital who was infected with Ebola after caring for a Liberian patient with virus
Secretary-general says in urgent appeal it's time for countries that have "the capacity" to provide support to do so
People with fever considered at risk for Ebola tested for the virus, including one who arrived on an Air France jet
Health officials say the average American's risk of catching the deadly virus is still incredibly low due to a number of important factors