Texas orders Ebola patient's family to stay home
Health officials issue control measures against four relatives of hospitalized man; must remain at home until at least Oct. 19
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Health officials issue control measures against four relatives of hospitalized man; must remain at home until at least Oct. 19
Health experts say Dallas Ebola case could lead to patients heading to the ER at the first sign of flu
Honolulu hospital "taking all the precautions that are necessary to keep people safe," official says
Details emerge of man's 28-hour trip from western Africa through Europe to destination of Dallas
First patient diagnosed with deadly disease in U.S. wasn't admitted on first visit to the hospital
The Kentucky Republican warns "we should not underestimate the transmissibility of this"
At least a dozen different people, including a handful of school-aged children, had contact with man being isolated in Texas due to Ebola
Patient put in isolation at Dallas hospital tests positive for Ebola; "I have no doubt we will stop it here," CDC director says
The first diagnosed case of Ebola in the U.S. has left many Americans wondering about their own risk; here's what you need to know about the virus and how it spreads
Biotech firms working on ebola treatments saw their share prices spike, while airline are getting clipped
3 crew members transported patient who tested positive for the Ebola virus in Dallas
Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the new Ebola case in Texas and the protocol to find anyone at risk to developing symptoms
Was the U.S. government's response to the outbreak in Africa too sluggish?
A person who showed symptoms of the disease was admitted to an isolation unit at a Dallas health center
The mission will attempt to establish international aid in the battle against the diesase, which has killed more than 3,000 people
An update on the world's largest civilian hospital ship and how it is being utilized for the Ebola outbreak
Doctor who worked in Liberia says even if there were enough supplies, more has to be done to help a region with dysfunctional health care
Two employees at a Nebraska hospital were let go after a breach of federal patient privacy laws
World Health Organization expects thousands of health care workers and high-risk patients will be able to get the experimental vaccines
"The window for controlling this outbreak is closing," expert says; more than a million people could be infected within months
Some residents complained of food shortages as officials scrambled to contact nearly every resident and bury the dead before lockdown lifted
Horrific violence underscores mistrust, fear nearly nine months after first person died from what was later discovered to be Ebola
During the four-day lockdown, volunteers will attempt to identify victims in hiding in order to slow the epidemic
It's one of the biggest fears about the deadly epidemic; a top health expert weighs in on the risk
American doctor infected with the deadly virus is doing better after experimental treatment