Flap over terms in Maine for nurse released by N.J.
Kaci Hickox vigorously objected to New Jersey's Ebola-related quarantine; now one of her lawyers is balking at restrictions that may be imposed on her in Maine
Ebola Virus Outbreak
CDC issues updated guidelines for high-risk Ebola cases
The new guidance comes after New York and New Jersey's governors announced quarantining rules
Two boys from Africa attacked by classmates over Ebola fears
Two brothers, ages 11 and 13, were beaten by schoolmates who taunted them about the virus
NYC boy, 5, gets Ebola test results
The boy had reportedly traveled to Guinea with relatives before coming to the United States
A closer look at the economics of Ebola
The epidemic that has devastated parts of Africa isn't having a big impact on the world economy -- at least not yet
U.S. soldiers returning from Liberia monitored for Ebola in Italy
Soldiers being monitored include Maj. Gen. Darryl Williams who was the commander of the U.S. Army in Africa
Is a mandatory Ebola quarantine legal and effective?
Although the Obama administration has voiced reservations over new Ebola quarantine policies, some states argue public safety concerns trump individuals' rights
N.J. Gov. Christie takes to Twitter to defend Ebola policies
Amid his controversial decision to institute mandatory quarantines on Ebola-exposed healthcare workers, Christie tweets defense
With states stepping in, can Obama control the US Ebola response?
The administration is clashing with Govs. Cuomo and Christie over their quarantine policies
Child being tested for Ebola at NYC hospital
Sources say 5-year-old boy with fever traveled with family from Guinea recently
Could international shipping spread Ebola?
Many ports have tightened entry procedures in response to the epidemic, while the cruise ship industry remains on alert
WH concerned about state-imposed Ebola quarantines
N.Y., N.J., and Ill., so far only states to announce strict quarantine measures on travelers from West Africa; Obama administration promising new federal policy
N.Y. governor brings Ebola guidelines closer to federal rules
Gov. Andrew Cuomo explained the new revisions amid some controversy about how quarantines were to be followed
Treating Ebola: Inside the first U.S. diagnosis
The medical staff who treated Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S., tell the inside story to Scott Pelley
Mali scrambles after toddler dies of Ebola there
Contagious 2-year-old traveled by bus from Guinea to Mali before dying, raising possibility of hundreds of high-risk exposures
Will mandatory Ebola quarantines make things worse?
Nurse quarantined in N.J., top federal health official criticize states' strategy to immediately isolate health care workers back from field
NIH expert warns of "negative" consequences from Ebola quarantines
Isolating health care wrokers could disincentivize them from helping fight the disease in West Africa, Dr. Anthony Fauci says
Asia casts a weary eye on Ebola's spread
With billions of people, many poor health systems and increased Africa trade, fears over Ebola have set dozens of Asian government on edge
More than 10,000 people infected with Ebola, WHO says
Nearly half of the more than 10,000 Ebola patients in largest outbreak ever have died, the World Health Organization said Saturday
Nurse quarantined in N.J. criticizes the way she has been treated
Kaci Hickox writes first-person account of her experience as third state implements mandatory quarantine for high-risk travelers
NYC doctor in "next phase" of Ebola as fiancée leaves hospital
Health officials say Dr. Craig Spencer's condition has worsened; fiancee Morgan Dixon returns home but remains under quarantine
Obama: Response to Ebola must be guided by "facts, not fear"
The president emphasizes the successful treatment of Americans afflicted with the virus: "Seven Americans treated; all seven survived"
Woman quarantined in NJ over Ebola fears gets preliminary test result
Health care worker had recently treated Ebola patients in West Africa and was quarantined as state officials tighten safety measures
Ebola: Is "self-monitoring" good enough?
Doctor who developed Ebola was free to move around New York City in the days before he got sick
Woman quarantined in New Jersey for Ebola exposure develops fever
Health care worker is the first traveler from West Africa to be quarantined under new Ebola screening procedures at New York area airports
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