Rapid-detection Ebola test could be game-changer
Blood test that gets accurate results within minutes could help stop outbreaks from spreading, experts say
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Blood test that gets accurate results within minutes could help stop outbreaks from spreading, experts say
Health officials are alarmed about new cases just as the crisis seemed to be getting under control
As Liberia reaches a turning point in the fight against Ebola, 25-year-old social entrepreneur Camilla Hermann works to prevent a recurrence
American doctor who survived Ebola suffered a rare flare-up that caused one of his eyes to change color
Recent case shows the risk can persist for months
9 months after outbreak of deadly virus forced schools to shut their gates, 1.8M kids set to resume daily lives
American healthcare worker who was infected in Sierra Leone managed to survive critical illness
Patient hospitalized Wednesday had recently traveled to a nation affected by the virus, health officials say
During a nationwide shutdown, 10 people tested positive for the disease, although the number of cases is diminishing
Officals release new information about the American health care worker infected in West Africa
Some worried the Ebola virus could become even more contagious and deadly; here's what the science shows
The Ebola virus can linger in semen for months after a patient recovers
AP: World Health Organization resisted declaring a global health emergency while hundreds died
Officials issue an update on the condition of the health care worker infected while helping others in Sierra Leone
Patients to be quarantined at 3 hospitals that have successfully treated Ebola patients during current outbreak, CDC says
Unidentified health care worker contracted disease in Sierra Leone and was flown home on a charter plane for treatment
Patient was exposed to the deadly virus while volunteering at a clinic in Sierra Leone
"I am one of the happiest human beings today on earth" says patient who could be her country's last
Nina Pham, one of two nurses working at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital who contracted Ebola while treating an infected patient, says her employer was negligent
After one of Sam Sumana's security guards dies from Ebola, government says he wants to "lead by example"
Dr. Craig Spencer says Ebola response suffered from "irrational fear, fueled in part by prime-time ratings and political expediency"
Popular race in Pyongyang to suffer; local media have suggested Ebola was created by the U.S. military as a biological weapon
All but 100 of the 1,300 U.S. troops working to contain the disease in West Africa will come home by April as civilian efforts ramp up
Only 100 military personnel will remain after April 30, the White House says, citing a sharp drop in the number of Ebola cases
First large-scale testing of two experimental vaccines gets underway, but some are afraid to try it