Ebola worries West African immigrants in U.S.
Immigrant enclave in the Bronx, N.Y., tries to help those back home affected by deadly outbreak
Ebola Virus Outbreak
Ebola: What you need to know
As the first Americans who will be treated for the virus here are brought home from West Africa, questions are being asked about whether it could spread
Nigerian nurse dies after treating man with Ebola
Growing number of cases in Lagos stokes fears in Africa's most populous country; Saudi being tested for Ebola dies in hospital
Airlines schedules impacted by Ebola outbreak
In reaction to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, two airlines have cancelled some African flights; but at least five landed Tuesday in European airports
Second American with Ebola arrives in Georgia
Nancy Writebol wheeled into Emory University Hospital, where she will be treated alongside fellow missionary
BA suspends some flights due to Ebola concerns
The airline says it is temporarily halting flights into several west African nations, as concerns about the Ebola outbreak mount
Saudi Arabia tests man suspected of having Ebola
40-year-old showed symptoms of the viral hemorrhagic fever following a recent trip to Sierra Leone
50 U.S. health care workers to fight Ebola
They'll fly to Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone to combat the deadliest Ebola outbreak on record
Ebola outbreak could be much worse than thought
Fear of the disease, traditions in West Africa could be masking full scale of crisis as deadly virus spreads in major cities
American missionary with Ebola heads home
Special plane takes off for U.S. carrying Nancy Writebol, who will be taken to Atlanta hospital already treating doctor infected with virus
Doctors say NYC patient likely doesn't have Ebola
Doctors say patient who recently traveled to West Africa is undergoing tests and is isolated at hospital, but "odds are" he doesn't have the virus
The race to find a vaccine or treatment to stop Ebola
Some Ebola drug research has shown promise but much more work needs to be done -- and fast
Ebola death toll jumps to 887 in West Africa
Alarming rise in fatalities from deadly virus are a setback for international health workers battling the disease's spread
Nigerian doctor infected with Ebola as West Africa scrambles
Doctor in Lagos treated man who died from virus after flying from Liberia, where officials are now ordering Ebola victim remains cremated
Health workers battle trust issues, attacks in Ebola outbreak
West Africans have mistakenly blamed health workers for bringing the virus to remote communities; catchy dance tune helps battle misinformation
How an on-hold Ebola treatment is boosting Tekmira
Shares in the pharmaceutical firm have jumped by about 30 percent in the past week, although questions remain
Second American afflicted by Ebola expected Tuesday in U.S.
Nancy Writebol, a nurse who contracted the Ebola virus, will leave West Africa with a medical team following her colleague Dr. Kent Brantly, who arrived Saturday
U.S. plans "surge" in efforts to fight Ebola in West Africa
CDC chief says U.S. trying to combat the spread of the virus at its source; second infected American comes home Tuesday
CDC director: "We can stop" Ebola from spreading
Experts discuss U.S. protocols for handling an outbreak and the experiences of American health officials in dealing with the deadly virus
First American Ebola patient arrives in U.S. from Africa
American doctor infected with deadly disease rushed to Atlanta hospital
First American Ebola patient due to arrive in U.S. today
Aid worker infected with deadly disease to be transported to Atlanta hospital for urgently needed treatment
Ebola patient to be transferred to Atlanta hospital
Authorities are evacuating two Americans battling deadly virus in Liberia; aid worker given sole dose of experimental serum at stricken colleague's request
How U.S. hospital plans to keep Ebola contained
Emory University Hospital in Atlanta expects the first of 2 Americans stricken with the virus to arrive Saturday
2 Americans infected with Ebola to be treated at Atlanta hospital
Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, who contracted deadly virus in Liberia, will receive care at specialized unit of Emory University Hospital
Ebola moving faster than control efforts, WHO warns
"We must not give this virus opportunities to deliver more surprises," says director-general of the World Health Organization
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