One funeral fueled spread of Ebola outbreak
Rapid spread of Ebola virus is traced back to a single funeral in May; since then more than 1,500 have died
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Rapid spread of Ebola virus is traced back to a single funeral in May; since then more than 1,500 have died
Some parents have asked whether their child's placement with a West African roommate should give them reason to worry
U.S. federal health officials announce plans to begin testing an experimental Ebola vaccine on human volunteers
Actual number of cases in hard-hit areas of West Africa may be two to four times higher than currently reported
A lab worker stationed in Sierra Leone was flown overnight to Germany to be put in isolation after testing positive for the deadly virus
A nurse who volunteered in Sierra Leone is transferred to a state-of-the-art isolation unit in London
Doctor was one of only six patients in the world to receive ZMapp serum, which has not been proven to work
Congo is the site of several previous Ebola outbreaks, and the latest may be a different strain from the one ravaging West Africa
Misconceptions persist about how the disease is spread; many fear major outbreak in the U.S.
Only cases reported in nation were those directly connected to American-Liberian doctor who died -- but it's spreading beyond that group
Hospital remains tight-lipped about many of the details of the patient, citing privacy laws
Two American patients who survived the deadly virus are discharged from the hospital, and doctors seek to reassure the public there's nothing to fear
Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who were infected with deadly virus, recover after being in hospital's isolation unit for nearly 3 weeks
One of two Americans who got the virus in Liberia has recovered, aid group says
As the West African nation sealed off a slum in its capital, there is a new thinking as to how two Americans came down with the disease
Angry residents cut off from their homes after security forces seal off neighborhood in bid to stop the spread of Ebola
With number of cases rising fast, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf tries to keep residents of slum penned in "to save lives"
As entire communities in West Africa become quarantined, officials struggle to feed people cut off from the world
The challenges of combating the spread of Ebola in West Africa
Official tells CBS News some who fled ransacked clinic in Monrovia back under monitoring -- but not all of them, and the danger hasn't abated
A mob swarmed an Ebola clinic in a Liberian slum, freeing patients and stealing infected goods; aid workers elevate the alarm
Witnesses say as many as 29 potentially infected with virus were freed in attack; worries grow of outbreak in large slum in Liberian capital
Experimental medicine highlights a new trend in drug development known as "pharming"
The agency has received consumer complaints about fake antiretrovirals and other products available for sale online
World Health Organization confirms fears first voiced to CBS News 10 days ago that official death toll could be way off