Ebola plush toys for kids "selling like hot cakes"
Connecticut company says they struggle to keep up with demand for toy designed to "take some of the scariness away" from the disease
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Plane passengers hospitalized due to Ebola concerns
One came into Newark, N.J. and two others into Chicago; airports in both cities are among 5 routinely screening passengers for Ebola
Red Cross official predicts when Ebola epidemic will be contained
Top Red Cross official gives time frame for containing outbreak that has killed more than 4,500 people since it emerged
What to know about Ron Klain's job as Ebola czar
Major Garrett on what Klain will and won't be doing as Ebola response coordinator
In U.S. Ebola response, increasing pressure for visa restrictions
Lawmakers coalesce behind the idea, while experts differ on whether it would work to stop the spread of the virus in America
Ebola-free Rwanda to screen travelers from U.S.
As U.S. tightens defenses against Ebola, Rwanda implements its own measures for passengers from affected nations
The latest on the Ebola crisis
Up-to-date news on the Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and overseas
Hospital: American video journalist free of Ebola
"Ebola free and feeling so blessed. I fought and won, with lots of help. Amazing feeling," Ashoka Mukpo tweeted
Gearing up for the Ebola fight
The CDC stages a massive demonstration for health care workers about how to protect themselves and stop the spread of Ebola
Doctors: Spanish woman free of Ebola
"She's recovering well, her spirits are high ... The recovery is going great," hospital spokeswoman says
Marco Rubio's plan to stop travel from Ebola stricken countries
Several Republican lawmakers are working on travel bans from West Africa
Travelers from Ebola-hit countries now limited to 5 U.S. airports, DHS says
People arriving to the U.S. from three West African countries face increased travel restrictions
How some patients manage to survive Ebola
Ebola is fatal in about 70 percent of cases, but there seem to be a few factors that help certain patients get through it
Ebola vaccine could be ready for West Africa by January, WHO official says
Of the two leading candidates for a vaccine, a Canadian one being tested in Maryland could be put in the field in West Africa by the end of the year
New challenge for hospitals dealing with Ebola
Health care facilities already struggling to properly train workers now face the staggering amount of contaminated waste Ebola patients generate
The latest on the Ebola crisis
Up-to-date news on the Ebola outbreak in the U.S. and overseas
Ebola orphans of Liberia
Adults who have survived Ebola care for the orphans left in its wake; finding homes for the children is difficult because of stigma about the disease
Ebola quarantine ends, Duncan's family seeks normalcy
21-day quarantine ends with no signs of disease in people closest to Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan
Diagnosing Ebola: Why isn't there a rapid test?
With flu season approaching, finding a fast and accurate screening method will become even more important
Ebola outbreak spurs global race to find cure
A look at where things stand with the most advanced efforts in finding find a marketable treatment for the virus
Ebola in Liberia: Reporter recounts pockets of hope amid "corridors of misery"
CBS News' Debora Patta says reporting on virus outbreak in Monrovia is "an assignment like no other"
What to do if you think you have Ebola symptoms
Walk-in clinics are convenient, but hospital emergency rooms are better equipped to deal with potential Ebola cases
Pentagon, CDC step up their responses to Ebola
Defense Dept. preparing 30-member rapid-response team to address outbreak within U.S.; CDC revising protocols for health care workers
Ebola crisis spurs rash of scams
As public attention on the disease widens, consumers are invited to fork over cash for dubious cures, charities and stocks
Friends, family of 1st U.S. Ebola patient reach milestone
The 21-day quarantine period for people who came in initial contact with Thomas Duncan has ended, and a stigma likely awaits them on the outside
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Oregon eyes nation's first single-payer healthcare system. Will it work?
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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?
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