Family Says Ebola No Longer Detectable In Nurse's Body
The family of the second Dallas nurse to be infected with the Ebola virus says she is "steadily regaining her strength and her spirits are high."
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The family of the second Dallas nurse to be infected with the Ebola virus says she is "steadily regaining her strength and her spirits are high."
State officials say there are now 164 people in Ohio being monitored for Ebola because they had contact or potential contact with the Texas nurse who visited the Akron area before being diagnosed with the virus.
For the local family hit hardest the first Ebola case in North Texas, the road to rebuilding their lives in just beginning.
Everyone traveling into the U.S. from Ebola-stricken nations will be monitored for symptoms for 21 days.
Although concerns are mounting across the nation of Ebola exposure, doctors fear the focus could be diverting attention from another potential threat: the flu.
Test results for the small dog owned by the first Dallas nurse to be diagnosed for Ebola show that her pet does not have the virus.
Gov. Rick Perry on Tuesday afternoon announced his plans for a fully equipped and trained Ebola containment facility, and it is located in Richardson.
Right down the street from the home of Dan Hahn, doctors and nurses are moving in special equipment for a first of its kind Ebola treatment facility. It'll be housed inside the Methodist Campus for Continuing Care.
The CBS 11 News i-Team has learned more about the hazardous waste taken from two Ebola patients' apartments.
The first nurse from Dallas to to get infected with the deadly ebola virus is finally getting some good news.
Dr. Lou Tierce has been accused of animal cruelty. An agreement with the state veterinary board has the Fort Worth doctor's veterinary license suspended for five years.
Early voting has begun for the Nov. 4 Election, but around 100 Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital workers are unable to go to the polls.
Texas Governor Rick Perry was in Dallas today to announce a new plan to bring together key medical resources in the battle against the deadly ebola virus.
Among the people now released from quarantine for Ebola concerns are eight students who started returning to classes in Dallas this week.
Health officials released new guidelines for how health workers should gear up to treat Ebola patients. Health workers have pushed for new standards since two Dallas nurses were diagnosed with the disease.