Doc finds bravery, hope on Ebola frontline
One of the world's top virologists is working with Liberians to try and turn fear into determination to battle a killer disease
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One of the world's top virologists is working with Liberians to try and turn fear into determination to battle a killer disease
The life insurance industry says it could withstand the financial hit, but health care coverage could be far costlier
Man caught virus while working in Liberia; German officials still monitoring 2 other cases in country
Passengers were held aboard a United Airlines flight while emergency responders determined if a sick passenger was exposed to Ebola
WHO: Ebola outbreak is "the most severe, acute health emergency seen in modern times"
Items from apartment where Ebola victim stayed might carry infection even after being burned, attorney general argued
At the epicenter of the Ebola epidemic, doctors and health care workers are often stigmatized by those they're trying to protect
The government goes after companies trying to sell unproven anti-Ebola drugs online
Ashoka Mukpo tweeted from a Nebraska hospital that he's "feeling like I'm on the road to good health"
With the transmission of the deadly virus to a Texas nurse still a mystery, CDC to "double down" on training throughout America's health care system
There was an uproar when Spanish officials killed the dog of an Ebola patient, but Dallas officials announce no such plans
Should any Ebola patient in the U.S. be sent to one of the few hospitals with a specialized high-containment unit?
Officials look into what went wrong at Dallas hospital as it becomes clear that even minor slip-ups can lead to tragedy
Americans grapple with both facts and fear surrounding the current Ebola outbreak
Will international efforts to curb the spread of Ebola start paying off?
Is there a need for one government point person dealing with the Ebola crisis? And should that person be the surgeon general?
CDC confirms case of first person to contract the deadly Ebola virus on U.S. soil is a female caregiver who treated now-deceased Ebola patient in Dallas
Rep. Michael McCaul, R-Texas, says the U.S. should consider suspending visas for West Africans to come to the U.S.
Thomas Frieden, the head of the Centers for Disease Control, said there will be a full investigation of how a health care worker in Texas may have contracted the virus
Country crippled with over 2,300 Ebola deaths facing a disaster as nurses and aides working crisis demand an increase from their meager salaries
Feds start rolling out enhanced screening measures at U.S. airports for travelers from West Africa countries hit by outbreak
Travelers arriving from West Africa to be checked as part of effort to stop spread of deadly disease
Medical records show Thomas Eric Duncan's initial visit to emergency room triggered exclamation point in hospital's records system
Officials say sick passenger on board who recently traveled to Africa doesn't meet the criteria for Ebola
U.N. envoy says Ebola cases doubling every 3-4 weeks; U.S. troops build hospital in country hit hardest by the epidemic