Boston doctor training others to fight Ebola on front lines
One Boston doctor has returned from caring for patients in West Africa to train other doctors, but one story from her time there has her ready to go back
Ebola Virus Outbreak
The latest on the Ebola crisis
Up-to-date news on cases in the U.S. and overseas
Nursing assistant in Spain clear of Ebola infection
Teresa Romero shows no traces of the virus in her bloodstream, test results show
Family of Ebola patient Amber Vinson hires high-powered attorney
As questions swirl over nurse Amber Joy Vinson's post-exposure activity and travel, her family hires a high-profile attorney
GOP: Ebola "czar" Ron Klain steeped in politics, not medicine
Republicans say Obama should have appointed someone with experience in medicine and emergency response
Did Obama make the right choice for his Ebola "czar"?
GOP Rep. Marsha Blackburn says a military or medical professional would have been a better choice
Ebola: Another sign of our capital's decay?
Bob Schieffer says the "blame game" over the outbreak further tarnishes the "shining city on a hill"
New CDC Ebola guidelines will be "more stringent," NIH expert says
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the possibility of exposure to health care workers is higher with procedures performed in the U.S.
Ebola: Should we be worried?
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook on the facts, and the "illogical panic," about the outbreak and how to deal with it
Ebola panic spreading much faster than disease in U.S.
No one outside the Dallas hospital has tested positive in the U.S., yet fears about the virus have reached a fever pitch
The latest on the Ebola crisis
The U.S. cases and news from overseas
Team of scientists tries to crack Ebola's deadly code
San Diego scientists part of a global team of researchers racing to cure Ebola outbreak unlike anything they've ever seen
Ebola monitoring inconsistent as virus spread
Officials' response in monitoring, limiting movement of health workers has been one of the critical blunders in the crisis
Obama: Keep Ebola fight in "perspective"
President says three U.S. cases do not constitute an "outbreak," warns that "hysteria," "fear" will inhibit containment efforts
2nd nurse with Ebola may have had worse case during flights
Frontier Airlines president says Amber Vinson may have been in a more advanced stage of Ebola than previously thought when she flew between Dallas and Cleveland
The latest on the Ebola crisis
A glance at the stories stemming from the new U.S. cases and news from overseas
Why isn't there an Ebola vaccine?
Health experts weigh in on why -- if Ebola has been around for decades -- scientists have not come up with a vaccine
Texas nurse with Ebola said she "felt funny" in Ohio, CDC says
But official says there was no indication Amber Vinson has typical symptoms of Ebola when she flew to Cleveland
NIH: Nurse with Ebola "very fatigued" but "in good spirits"
Nina Pham arrived at National Institutes of Health Clinical Center near Washington just before midnight
FDA approves testing new Ebola drug
Anti-viral drug that shows promise against other diseases was tried in Dallas Ebola patient who later died
Political blame game over Ebola funding
Cuts in public health budgets have hampered efforts to fight Ebola, and each party says the other is to blame
Obama to name Ron Klain to serve as Ebola czar
Klain previously served as chief of staff for Vice President Joe Biden and for Vice President Al Gore
U.N. admits bungling response to Ebola outbreak
"Nearly everyone involved in the outbreak response failed to see some fairly plain writing on the wall," WHO says in a draft document
Cruise ship passenger monitored for Ebola
Woman who handled lab specimen from Liberian man in Texas has self-quarantined in cabin as U.S. tries to bring her home
Public confidence in CDC nosedives, poll finds
As Ebola stokes mounting fears across the nation, Americans' faith in agency tasked with stopping it has fallen off a cliff
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