Liberia Officials To Prosecute Ebola Infected Man For Lying On Health Form
Liberia officials say they will prosecute man who brought Ebola to US for lying on health form.
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Liberia officials say they will prosecute man who brought Ebola to US for lying on health form.
The CDC reported Thursday morning that it expects to have a list of about 100 people who may have come into contact with Ebola patient Thomas Duncan.
The state of Texas and Dallas County health officials have ordered four close family members of a Dallas Ebola patient to stay home and not have visitors to prevent spreading the deadly disease.
Five students from five campuses in the Dallas ISD will not be attending class on Thursday because they are under observation after a possible exposure to the Ebola virus.
Many North Texans are asking, what's being done to keep the Ebola virus contained? We now know officials with Dallas County Health and Human Services are monitoring more than a dozen people who had contact with the patient.
Doctors at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas acknowledge there was a communication mix-up involving now patient Thomas Eric Duncan days before he was diagnosed with the Ebola virus.
Few in North Texas understand the danger of Ebola better than Albert Travell.
Some nervous Dallas parents picked up their children early from school Wednesday after learning that five students attended class after possibly being exposed to the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S.
CBS 11 News learned North Texans are not changing trip plans, even though they could interact with individuals who've traveled to and from West Africa at connecting European airports.
The man hospitalized in North Texas with Ebola shortly after arriving in the U.S. says he flew part of the way on United Airlines on September 20.
How did the man infected with Ebola get here? That's the question everyone wants to know.
The first person to be diagnosed with the Ebola virus on American soil had contact with several school-aged children before he was admitted to the hospital on Sunday.
Three members of the ambulance crew that transported a man diagnosed with Ebola to a Dallas hospital have tested negative for the virus.
Officials with the CDC have confirmed that a person in Dallas definitely has the Ebola virus. Tuesday's official determination makes the patient the first diagnosed Ebola case in the United States.
Texas Gov. Rick Perry will hold a news conference at a Dallas hospital where a man with the first case of Ebola diagnosed in the U.S. remains in isolation.