Canada restricts visas amid Ebola scare
People from West African countries hard hit by the virus will no longer be granted visas to enter Canada, government says
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Judge rejects Ebola quarantine for nurse in Maine
Maine judge rejects bid by state health officials to restrict the movement of Kaci Hickox after she defied Ebola quarantine
Ebola treatment center opens in Liberia
Treatment facility can hold up to 200 patient; some signs illness may be declining
Surgical gowns fail Ebola test, lawsuit claims
Company defends its gear against claims that it doesn't provide as much protection as promised
Ebola in the U.S.: Who pays the bills?
"I don't know how the Feds are going to handle it," says one hospital official as the costs of dealing with Ebola add up
Nurse follows through on vow to defy Ebola quarantine
Maine governor says negotiations with nurse failed, vows to exercise the "full extent" of his authority to protect public
One age group much more likely to die from Ebola
Latest study reveals who's most at risk from the devastating disease; age makes a dramatic difference
Yale grad student free from Ebola quarantine
Ryan Boyko tested negative for the virus, but Connecticut officials insisted he remain isolated at home, a decision he calls "simply unnecessary"
Nurse defies authorities, ends voluntary Ebola quarantine at Maine home
An attorney for Kaci Hickox says she will not cooperate with the state of Maine further until it lifts "all or most of the restrictions"
Ebola scares West Africans away from bush meat
Roasted fruit bat and smoked rodents languish at market, to the dismay of bush meat vendors
Maine seeks to enforce Ebola quarantine of defiant nurse
Nurse confined against her will in New Jersey says she's prepared to go to court if the state of Maine tries to quarantine her
Why do soldiers face stronger Ebola protocols than civilians?
Obama defends less stringent federal protocols for private citizens than for U.S. soldiers returning from the Ebola hot zone
Hagel mandates 21-day Ebola quarantine for U.S. troops
More than 1,000 U.S. troops are in Liberia and Senegal supporting efforts to combat the virus
Hopeful sign in Liberia's Ebola outbreak?
Another drop in number of Ebola burials in Liberia gives some cause for hope, but the trend has happened before
Jeb Bush pans Obama's "incompetent" response to Ebola
Former Florida governor becomes the latest potential Republican presidential candidate to criticize the president's response to the virus
Ebola outbreak: Conn. family sues over girl barred from school
Elementary schoolgirl visited Nigeria and on return was told she couldn't attend school "due to the rumors, panic and climate," lawsuit alleges
Tracking down "patient zero" in Ebola outbreak
What's become of the village where a 2-year-old boy was the first to die in the worst Ebola outbreak in history
Maine nurse who treated Ebola patients will not observe quarantine
Lawyers for Kaci Hickox, who was isolated in New Jersey against her will, say Maine has no justification to force her into a 21-day quarantine there
How do Americans feel Obama is handling Ebola?
In a new CBS News poll, Americans also rate the CDC on their fight against Ebola
Second Dallas nurse to get Ebola discharged from hospital
Amid charged atmosphere over how to handle exposed healthcare workers, Amber Vinson's caregivers praised her as courageous
Ebola: Three reasons most U.S. patients have survived
Ebola kills 70 percent of those infected in West Africa, but in U.S. hospitals the outcome is very different
Ebola healthcare worker supply falling short by the thousands
President of the World Bank issues warning about Ebola fear mongering's effect on the necessity of stopping the disease at its source
Australia first Western nation to ban travelers from Ebola-hit countries
No new visas will be issued to people from Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, minister says; some say move is political
Amber Vinson, 2nd Dallas nurse who got Ebola, to be discharged
Vinson's infection set off a panic after it was revealed she had traveled from Texas to Ohio and back just before showing symptoms
Scrambling continues over Ebola rules
Feds issue new guidelines on when to quarantine travelers from West Africa, but several big states still going their own way
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