Nurse infected with Ebola donating blood for research
Amber Vinson gave blood to a biotech firm to help develop a drug to fight the disease
Ebola Virus Outbreak
Mali declared free of Ebola, health minister says
After the disease came back after the nation had nearly eradicated it, no new cases have been recorded in over a month and a half
Ebola hotspots remain, but U.N. sees progress
Officials see some hopeful signs amid the devastation, as death toll in West Africa tops 8,300
Red Cross nurse dies of Ebola
First Red Cross worker to die in Sierra Leone had contact with many other people who are being monitored
Ebola survivor Dr. Rick Sacra returning to Liberia
American doctor who recovered from Ebola is going back to West Africa to treat mothers, children and the chronically ill
WHO: Ebola vaccines show "acceptable safety"
Tests on healthy volunteers set to begin and could take 6 more months to prove success of drugs
Ebola death toll rises while U.S. interest wanes
A chart tells the story: U.S. interest peaked and then plummeted, even as the outbreak spiraled out of control overseas
Ebola drug trial underway in Liberia
Doctors Without Borders offers patients with deadly disease an experimental drug in effort to prove it can be an effective treatment
Sen. Coons calls for change in U.S. Ebola strategy
Recently returned from Liberia, Delaware senator says, "We can't declare mission accomplished and withdraw too early here"
Encounter with bat may have sparked Ebola outbreak
New research may have found how the deadly epidemic got started, with a curious 2-year-old exploring a hollow tree
Nurse with Ebola transferred to London hospital
Nurse became sick after returning home to Scotland from Sierra Leone; officials work to trace her contacts
Health officials confirm Ebola case in Scotland
A health care worker who just returned from Sierra Leone is diagnosed in Glasgow after flying through London Heathrow airport
The forgotten epidemic? Malaria kills more than Ebola
Fear of Ebola is making it even harder for patients to seek treatment for one of Africa's biggest killers
Blood test for Ebola wins emergency FDA approval
Rapid diagnosis could help improve patients' chances of survival
Ebola Czar: Americans should be "proud" of the CDC's work
Ron Klain, who is coordinating the Obama administration's response to the Ebola virus, said a onetime exposure to the virus at the CDC should be kept in context
No Christmas for Ebola-ravaged Sierra Leone
The country's government banned all public holiday celebrations as it struggles to control the deadly outbreak
The CDC's bad year just got worse
The agency's latest mishap with the Ebola virus underlines a year that saw a litany of mistakes
Ebola survival rate improving in Sierra Leone
Better supportive care gives health officials reason for "cautious optimism" that the deadly outbreak may be slowing down
CDC lab worker may have been exposed to Ebola
Deadly virus sample was sent to a less-secure lab by mistake; technician will be monitored for symptoms
Promising results from new Ebola vaccine trial
In an early human trial, experimental vaccines for Ebola and the Marburg virus were shown to be safe and relatively effective
Heart drug shows potential for Ebola patients
A doctor who contracted Ebola while working in West Africa recovered after receiving "aggressive treatment" with a new experimental drug
Ebola outbreak: Sierra Leone officials going door to door
President issues new restrictions on movement and gatherings in desperate bid to stop the disease's worsening spread
Massachusetts doctor cured of Ebola returning to Liberia
Dr. Rick Sacra will work for 4 weeks at the hospital where he caught Ebola; doctors say he's now effectively immune to the deadly virus
Safe-sex advice for Ebola survivors
Ebola virus can live on in semen for months after a patient has recovered
Mali declares cautious victory over Ebola
Last known patient with deadly disease walks out of hospital cured, but with outbreak still claiming lives in region, nobody is relaxing yet
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Jalen Hurts' diagnosis rattles sports world
Trump signs executive order on women's health
Trump spurs states to dump laws regulating new hospitals
How Gen X should practice "the art of aging"
Woman, 26, felt her concerns were being dismissed before cancer diagnosis
New guidelines support hormone therapy for menopause symptoms
Pope Leo resumes some papal duties after surgery, Vatican says
Pope's cancer prognosis may depend on these factors, doctors say
