CDC director on Ebola in U.S.: "We're stopping this in its tracks"
Dr. Tom Frieden talks about the new Ebola case in Texas and the protocol to find anyone at risk to developing symptoms
Ebola Virus Outbreak
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Texas patient to be tested for Ebola virus
A person who showed symptoms of the disease was admitted to an isolation unit at a Dallas health center
U.N. establishes mission in Ghana to combat Ebola
The mission will attempt to establish international aid in the battle against the diesase, which has killed more than 3,000 people
Update on "Africa Mercy"
An update on the world's largest civilian hospital ship and how it is being utilized for the Ebola outbreak
Spread of Ebola in West Africa outpaces resources
Doctor who worked in Liberia says even if there were enough supplies, more has to be done to help a region with dysfunctional health care
Omaha hospital workers fired for Ebola violation
Two employees at a Nebraska hospital were let go after a breach of federal patient privacy laws
WHO: More doses of Ebola vaccines available soon
World Health Organization expects thousands of health care workers and high-risk patients will be able to get the experimental vaccines
Alarming rise in Ebola cases projected
"The window for controlling this outbreak is closing," expert says; more than a million people could be infected within months
Sierra Leone ends Ebola crisis lockdown
Some residents complained of food shortages as officials scrambled to contact nearly every resident and bury the dead before lockdown lifted
Villagers kill would-be benefactors on Ebola trip
Horrific violence underscores mistrust, fear nearly nine months after first person died from what was later discovered to be Ebola
Sierra Leone orders nationwide lockdown in attempt to combat Ebola
During the four-day lockdown, volunteers will attempt to identify victims in hiding in order to slow the epidemic
Could Ebola mutate to become airborne?
It's one of the biggest fears about the deadly epidemic; a top health expert weighs in on the risk
Doctor with Ebola expected to make "full recovery"
American doctor infected with the deadly virus is doing better after experimental treatment
Ebola epidemic a "potential threat to global security," Obama says
The president visited the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta for an update on the outbreak
UN: World "dangerously behind" in Ebola fight
As Obama pledges 3K troops to help reign in outbreak in West Africa, UN warns window of opportunity "is closing"
3,000 U.S. military members to fight Ebola in Africa
White House officials say $500 million effort will provide medical and logistical support to the region affected by the outbreak
For another Sierra Leone Ebola doctor, help is too late
Dr. Olivet Buck died awaiting evacuation to Europe; Sierra Leone's ongoing loss of doctors is crippling its response to Ebola
Wife of Ebola-stricken doctor comments on his progress
Dr. Rick Sacra recuperating in isolation unit in Omaha, Neb.
Cuba sending medical teams to fight Ebola
Medical delegation headed to Sierra Leone; more than 2,400 dead in West Africa from disease
Fourth doctor from Sierra Leone to be treated for Ebola
Three other doctors from the country have already died from the disease, which is taking a toll on health care workers in West Africa
Doctors "very optimistic" about American doctor with Ebola, wife says
As Dr. Rick Sacra undergoes treatment in Omaha for the Ebola virus, his wife tells CBS News doctors are encouraged about his progress
Another U.S. aid worker with Ebola arrives at Atlanta hospital
Emory University Hospital's previous two patients recovered; another patient is being treated in Nebraska
4th American Ebola patient being brought to U.S.
Infected patient expected to arrive in Atlanta Tuesday morning
American doctor with Ebola receiving new treatment
Dr. Rick Sacra is being treated with another experimental drug, but his recovery remains uncertain
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