Nurses who treated Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan tell their story
In their first interview, four Dallas nurses who treated Thomas Eric Duncan describe how they went to great lengths to try to keep him alive
Ebola Virus Outbreak
What we know about Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer's movements
Spencer returned from treating Ebola patients in West Africa nearly a week before being diagnosed Thursday as New York's first Ebola case
Amid Ebola scare, New Yorkers on edge about subways
Fear lingers even though officials say the risk of catching the virus on rapid transit is "close to nil"
NY-area airports quarantining passengers at high risk for Ebola
New York, New Jersey governors announce mandatory 21-day quarantine for people at highest risk returning from West African Ebola zone
Sex and Ebola: How risky?
A person who doesn't have symptoms probably can't transmit the virus through intimate contact, but some experts say more research is needed to know for sure
Dallas nurse Nina Pham is now Ebola-free, NIH says
Nurse who caught Ebola while caring for Dallas patient released from hospital, meets with President Obama
How will NYC's Ebola situation differ from Dallas'?
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. LaPook and New York Gov. Cuomo say New York is better prepared
NY officials urge calm after doctor's Ebola diagnosis
"There is no cause for alarm," NYC mayor says after doctor with Ebola rode subway, took cab and went bowling since returning from Guinea
Ebola patient in New York City: 5 things to know
A look at the background, symptoms and treatment of Dr. Craig Spencer
Scott Brown talks "rational fear" of Ebola in New Hampshire debate
The Republican senate candidate criticizes Obama's handling of the virus, but his opponent, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, says Brown is "fear-mongering"
"Honey, this is not my favorite case of Ebola"
American missionary who survived disease opens up about the strain of isolation, but offers a message of hope to doctor diagnosed in New York
What we know about NYC doctor with Ebola
Officials are determining the recent activities and contacts of Dr. Craig Spencer, who was diagnosed with Ebola in New York City
The latest on the Ebola crisis
Up-to-date news on the Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and overseas
Liberian burial teams battle infection -- and cultural taboos
In the village of Kakata, Liberia, a burial team tries to get infectious bodies in the ground quickly -- in the face of traditions to linger with loved ones' corpses
Doctor being tested for Ebola in NYC
In the city's first Ebola case, a physician who recently worked in West Africa is now being treated in a specialized isolation unit
Spain Ebola survivor: Why did they kill my dog?
Husband of Spanish nursing assistant who beat virus says his wife now knows authorities killed their dog Excalibur
Dozens threaten to break Ebola quarantine over food
People in western Liberia town put in quarantine after deaths now threatening to break out
More people in U.S. being watched for Ebola symptoms
As many as 10, in Seattle area and Connecticut, being monitored for 3 weeks
Ohio family: Nurse appears to be Ebola-free
But it's unclear whether testing in Atlanta is complete
The latest on the Ebola crisis
Up-to-date news on the Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and overseas
Cameraman cleared of Ebola leaves hospital
"I'm walking out of the hospital on my own power, free from Ebola," said Ashoka Mukpo as he left the Nebraska Medical Center's biocontainment unit
Dallas hospital had poor emergency room performance before Ebola case
Records show the emergency room at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas failed to meet national patient safety and quality standards
Obama "cautiously more optimistic" on U.S. Ebola response
After a meeting with his new Ebola "czar," the president provided an update on efforts to contain the virus at home and abroad
Spaniel belonging to Ebola-infected nurse tests negative
The pooch was moved from the home of Nina Pham to a decommissioned naval air base, where he's under monitoring
How to talk to your kids about Ebola
Experts have some advice to help you explain this scary disease to children
HealthWatch
Women face a "diagnostic odyssey" at the doctor. This plan aims to help.
Oregon eyes nation's first universal healthcare system. Will it work?
Severely disabled toddler euthanized in the Netherlands under new rules
Food safety becomes election issue as major outbreaks, recalls cause concern
Teen's headache reveals family health risk: "Saving people's lives"
Will an FDA crackdown curb access to cheaper GLP-1 weight-loss drugs?
Bone health and the "silent disease": 4 things women should know
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