Quarantines prevent some Ebola volunteers from joining fight
Potential Ebola response volunteers wrestle with mandated quarantines and public perception
Ebola Virus Outbreak
The Ebola hot zone
Lara Logan travels to Liberia to report on Americans working on the frontline of the Ebola outbreak
Back from Liberia: 21 days in self-quarantine
Now in self-quarantine in South Africa, Lara Logan talks via FaceTime about reporting on Ebola in Liberia
Morocco insists on delaying African Cup over Ebola fears
Host country and continent's soccer governing body locking horns over fears of travelers from Ebola-infected countries
Military names 5 U.S. bases for Ebola troop quarantines
Service members will have 21 days of isolation and monitoring after returning from the Ebola response mission in West Africa
Ebola monitoring comes to an end in Texas
Scores of people in the Dallas area were being monitored after contact with Ebola patients, but no one else got sick
U.N. Ebola chief voices guarded optimism
"We have to stay on full alert," says Dr. David Nabarro, but he's hopeful nightmare in West Africa could be over sooner than expected
NYC Ebola patient passes time in hospital with quirky hobby
Dr. Craig Spencer is said to be "making good progress" and getting well enough to entertain the staff
U.S. fast-tracks testing of Ebola treatments
In a "novel" approach, several Ebola drugs will be tested at the same time to quickly find out what works best
Volunteer medic heads to Ebola hot zone
California man explains what drives him to volunteer in some of the most dangerous places in the world
Obama asks Congress for $6.18B in emergency funding for Ebola
As "emergency" spending, the money would not have to be paid for by Congress
Spanish woman cured of Ebola offers to help
Nursing assistant who spent 30 days in Madrid hospital laments "executed" dog as she walks out of hospital
Kentucky teacher resigns amid Ebola scare
Teacher blames "ignorance" after school put her on leave following a trip to a country that doesn't even have any Ebola cases
Thousands violate Ebola quarantine to find food in Sierra Leone
Because food is not reaching them, people monitored for virus are venturing out to markets, potentially contaminating others
Ebola and insurance: A complicated mixture
Businesses, hospitals and aid organizations are scrambling for coverage, while insurers try to come up with workable policies
Maine nurse free to go wherever she wants - but not her boyfriend
Ted Wilbur still barred from one location even though his girlfriend, Kaci Hickox, successfully fought Maine's Ebola quarantine
5th doctor in Sierra Leone dies from Ebola
Country ravaged by Ebola virus struggling to keep its medical professionals safe; WHO convenes regional meeting to address virus
Campaigns citing Ebola, using other fear tactics
Dirty tricks, race-baiting charges swirl around late campaign ads, tactics in numerous contests
Amid Ebola outbreak, Bill Gates pledges more money to fight malaria
"I really do believe that malaria can be eradicated in my lifetime," 59-year-old philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder says
Samantha Power: U.S. intervention helping Ebola fight in West Africa
The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations recently traveled to the region and talks about her family's fears for her safety
Maine nurse in Ebola flap says she'll respect town's wishes
Kaci Hickox said, after fighting her Ebola-related involuntary quarantine in court, she will stay out of town until incubation period is up anyway
Ebola in the U.S.: How bad can it get?
Medical experts predict more people in the United States will be diagnosed with Ebola before the end of the year -- but how many?
NYC Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer is improving, hospital says
Nine days after being diagnosed with deadly virus, Spencer upgraded from "serious but stable" to "stable" condition
Nurse reunites with dog after surviving Ebola
Nina Pham, King Charles Spaniel named Bentley together again after nurse recovers from virus
Ebola fear causes stigma against West Africans in U.S.
Although only one person has died from Ebola in the U.S., fear of the virus is prompting prejudice against West Africans living here
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