Donors Helping Ebola-Quarantined Family Start Over
Thomas Duncan's fiancée and her family lost almost everything when they were moved out of their apartment for Ebola monitoring. Donors will help them start over.
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Thomas Duncan's fiancée and her family lost almost everything when they were moved out of their apartment for Ebola monitoring. Donors will help them start over.
Walk into the emergency room entrance at Baylor Medical Center in Frisco and you'll face a locked sliding glass door, with a sign attached telling you to knock.
Monday marked a major milestone in the efforts to put an end to the spread of the Ebola virus in Dallas. Fifty-one people completed the 21-day surveillance period and were taken off the watch list.
According to Dallas County officials on Monday, 120 people are still being monitored for Ebola. But the area could be declared free of the virus on November 7.
When a Dallas County sheriff's deputy started feeling ill with possible Ebola symptoms, he did not rush to the nearest hospital. He chose to go to an urgent care clinic.
Most parents don't want their kids using marijuana... and then there are those who desperately do. Some of those families are fighting for change in Texas this weekend.
Two veterinarians from Texas A&M University's Veterinarian Emergency Team have been mobilized to care for the dog owned by North Texas nurse and now Ebola patient Nina Pham.
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas nurse Amber Vinson remains in isolation at Emory University Hospital, which has state-of-the-art rooms for treating people with Ebola. CBS 11 News got a first look inside.
For Dallas' Presbyterian hospital, the public relations nightmare that began with the nation's first Ebola diagnosis started at bad—and then quickly worsened.
Ron Klain, President Barack Obama's new point man on Ebola, has no medical or public health background. But he does have a wealth of experience managing unruly federal bureaucracies in times of crisis.
A North Texas woman says two rehabilitation facilities wouldn't accept her husband after he had surgery at the same hospital where three people were treated for Ebola.
Nina Pham is approaching 24 hours at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in Bethesda. But, her condition was actually downgraded to "fair" after making the trip to Maryland from North Texas.
Late Friday afternoon several dozen nurses, health workers and staff at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas walked out of the hospital ER exit in a sign of support for their colleagues and Texas Health Resources.
On Friday morning Baylor Hospital in Dallas confirmed a patient with 'Ebola similar symptoms' also triggered a positive verbal screening questionnaire.
Two workers with DART have been sent home for connections to individuals who are either carrying the Ebola virus, or have been exposed to those carrying the virus.