U.S. clinicians get crash course in treating Ebola patients in Africa
CBS News visits a mock Ebola treatment unit similar to 17 clinics the U.S. is building in West Africa
Ebola Virus Outbreak
Family, friends remember Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan
"We thought that because he was in America, he was safe, that he would be the one Liberian to survive," says friend
How concerned are Americans about an Ebola outbreak?
A new CBS News poll also asks Americans whether they think the federal government is prepared to deal with an outbreak
Schools screen kids for fever amid Ebola scare
Electronic scanners are being used to check for fever after several classmates had contact with Ebola patient
Sheriff's deputy with possible Ebola symptoms hospitalized in Texas
Man hospitalized "out of an abundance of caution" after going into apartment where the first U.S. Ebola patient had stayed
Thomas Eric Duncan, Ebola victim in Texas, has died
Duncan had been the first person diagnosed with Ebola on U.S. soil; officials had been treating him in a Dallas hospital
Bitter sweets: Could Ebola affect chocolate supplies?
Commodity analysts are closely watching the spread of Ebola in West Africa, a region that supplies most of the world's cocoa
Ebola victim's remains still infectious
Authorities still determining how to handle body of Thomas Eric Duncan, 1st Ebola patient in U.S., who died Wednesday morning
Spain kills dog of woman with Ebola
The dog had been the focus of protests, but officials said he had to be sacrificed over fears of spreading Ebola
John Kerry makes plea for Ebola help from African countries
The secretary of state's remarks came just hours after the first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the U.S. died
Doctors don "medical armor" to fight Ebola
Training sessions are teaching U.S. health care workers vital safety precautions with medical gear to protect them from Ebola
Person from plane that landed in Texas being checked for Ebola
Her symptoms concerned paramedics at Midland International Airport, reports CBS affiliate
Journalist with Ebola to get blood from survivor
Dr. Kent Brantly, missionary who survived Ebola infection, again donates his blood to help an ailing American
New clue may explain how nursing aide got Ebola
Spanish health officials investigating new details from nursing assistant infected with deadly disease
World Bank issues dire warning about Ebola's economic impact
If efforts to halt the disease aren't successful soon, the World Bank gives some stark figures on the deep economic hole many African countries will be left in
Ebola burial teams go on strike in Sierra Leone
Health official in country at heart of outbreak says situation "very embarrassing" as bodies left lying in streets
Dallas Ebola patient remains critical
Family declines to view Thomas Eric Duncan via video; "What we saw was very painful," nephew says
First responders brace for Ebola encounters
"We want to make sure that we have the correct equipment, the protective equipment, to protect both our patients and ourselves," nurse says
Even with protection, Ebola workers still at risk
Nurse's aide in Spain who contracted Ebola was said to have followed safety protocols, leaving many to wonder how she still became infected
Coast Guard issues new protocols to prevent Ebola
Ships traveling from Ebola-infected countries will be asked about passengers' health before being allowed into port
Spain to kill dog of Madrid woman with Ebola
Nursing aide was first case of Ebola in Europe; government cites risk of dog-to-human transmission
U.S. hospitals expand efforts to prep for Ebola
Actors pretending to have Ebola symptoms, and other measures hospitals are taking to make sure staff is ready
Pentagon: Troops fighting Ebola in West Africa are safe
Service members in the region receive training and adhere to strict medical protocols, military brass says
Why Spanish nursing assistant is such a troubling Ebola case
Possible new cases monitored in Spanish hospital as danger to front-line health workers -- and not just in Africa -- becomes clear
Obama: "We learned some lessons" from Dallas Ebola patient
Despite questions from some lawmakers, the president insists the chances of an outbreak are "extremely low"
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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"
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