World Bank issues dire warning about Ebola's economic impact
If efforts to halt the disease aren't successful soon, the World Bank gives some stark figures on the deep economic hole many African countries will be left in
Ebola Virus Outbreak
Ebola burial teams go on strike in Sierra Leone
Health official in country at heart of outbreak says situation "very embarrassing" as bodies left lying in streets
Dallas Ebola patient remains critical
Family declines to view Thomas Eric Duncan via video; "What we saw was very painful," nephew says
First responders brace for Ebola encounters
"We want to make sure that we have the correct equipment, the protective equipment, to protect both our patients and ourselves," nurse says
Even with protection, Ebola workers still at risk
Nurse's aide in Spain who contracted Ebola was said to have followed safety protocols, leaving many to wonder how she still became infected
Coast Guard issues new protocols to prevent Ebola
Ships traveling from Ebola-infected countries will be asked about passengers' health before being allowed into port
Spain to kill dog of Madrid woman with Ebola
Nursing aide was first case of Ebola in Europe; government cites risk of dog-to-human transmission
U.S. hospitals expand efforts to prep for Ebola
Actors pretending to have Ebola symptoms, and other measures hospitals are taking to make sure staff is ready
Pentagon: Troops fighting Ebola in West Africa are safe
Service members in the region receive training and adhere to strict medical protocols, military brass says
Why Spanish nursing assistant is such a troubling Ebola case
Possible new cases monitored in Spanish hospital as danger to front-line health workers -- and not just in Africa -- becomes clear
Obama: "We learned some lessons" from Dallas Ebola patient
Despite questions from some lawmakers, the president insists the chances of an outbreak are "extremely low"
Sen. Ted Cruz questions U.S. response to Ebola crisis
The Texas Republican is the latest lawmaker to suggest the Obama administration isn't reacting swiftly enough
How doctors test for Ebola
Ebola symptoms can start out looking like the flu or other common illnesses; why isn't there a quick and easy way to test for it?
Nurse in Spain diagnosed with Ebola
It's the first reported incident of Ebola transmission in Europe
Ebola patient in Dallas starts getting experimental treatment
Duncan, who is listed in critical but stable condition, given drug still in late-stage testing for other types of viruses
5th American with Ebola "very strong," parents say
Freelance cameraman Ashoka Mukpo arrives in Omaha, Nebraska for treatment in a special isolation unit where another Ebola patient recovered
Gov. Rick Perry announces new strategy to battle Ebola, other diseases
Texas governor says it's "important to adapt our responses" to potential outbreaks
U.S. looks at tighter Ebola travel screening
Americans are on edge about the dangers air travel may pose from countries affected by the Ebola outbreak
Dallas, Texas patient with Ebola Thomas Eric Duncan in dire shape
CDC director said doctors have not treated Thomas Eric Duncan with experimental drugs, while continuing to express confidence in minimizing disease's spread
Why some shocking Ebola fears are likely unfounded
Experts insist the virus won't spread the way some U.S. politicians warn it might
Patient treated for Ebola tests negative for new infection
Dr. Richard Sacra was put under observation on Saturday but the virus did not return, doctors said
U.S. health officials in opposition to Ebola travel ban
Shutting down borders to countries struggling with the crisis could hurt efforts to stop the spread of the virus
American cameraman diagnosed with Ebola on way home for treatment
Ashoka Mukpo, who was working for NBC News as a freelancer, is expected to arrive at Nebraska Medical Center on Monday
Dallas officials track down homeless man at risk for Ebola
A "panhandler" rode in same ambulance as first confirmed Ebola patient in Texas; joins dozens being monitored for symptoms
Ebola patient Thomas Duncan may have spread virus, NIH expert says
While Dr. Anthony Fauci says he believes the virus is contained in Texas, its spread is impossible to predict
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