Sen. Ted Cruz questions U.S. response to Ebola crisis
The Texas Republican is the latest lawmaker to suggest the Obama administration isn't reacting swiftly enough
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The Texas Republican is the latest lawmaker to suggest the Obama administration isn't reacting swiftly enough
Ebola symptoms can start out looking like the flu or other common illnesses; why isn't there a quick and easy way to test for it?
It's the first reported incident of Ebola transmission in Europe
Duncan, who is listed in critical but stable condition, given drug still in late-stage testing for other types of viruses
Freelance cameraman Ashoka Mukpo arrives in Omaha, Nebraska for treatment in a special isolation unit where another Ebola patient recovered
Texas governor says it's "important to adapt our responses" to potential outbreaks
Americans are on edge about the dangers air travel may pose from countries affected by the Ebola outbreak
CDC director said doctors have not treated Thomas Eric Duncan with experimental drugs, while continuing to express confidence in minimizing disease's spread
Experts insist the virus won't spread the way some U.S. politicians warn it might
Dr. Richard Sacra was put under observation on Saturday but the virus did not return, doctors said
Shutting down borders to countries struggling with the crisis could hurt efforts to stop the spread of the virus
Ashoka Mukpo, who was working for NBC News as a freelancer, is expected to arrive at Nebraska Medical Center on Monday
A "panhandler" rode in same ambulance as first confirmed Ebola patient in Texas; joins dozens being monitored for symptoms
While Dr. Anthony Fauci says he believes the virus is contained in Texas, its spread is impossible to predict
The experimental Ebola drug ZMapp could help save lives, so why can't they make more of it faster?
Thomas Eric Duncan tried to help a pregnant woman in need in Liberia, and he ended up bringing Ebola to Dallas
Dr. Richard Sacra, who received treatment for the virus last month, is being monitored after complaining of a persistent cough and other fatigue
Health authorities respond to flight from Brussels that landed in Newark, New Jersey
Unidentified patient who traveled to the U.S. from Nigeria is hospitalized at Howard University Hospital
Patient with possible symptoms of deadly virus was admitted out of "an abundance of caution"
Officials insist they're ready in wake of first U.S. case as critics say Obama hasn't addressed the threat enough
CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. LaPook answers 5 of the most frequently asked Ebola questions from social media
50 people in all to be monitored on a daily basis by health officials; 4 quarantined family members allowed to leave apartment
Some are calling for a travel ban, but the Obama administration says: not so fast
Misinformation about the threat Ebola poses to the U.S. is possibly more contagious than the virus itself