Although American Ebola patients have been treated in the United States prior to this diagnosis, they all contracted Ebola in West Africa. Ebola has killed 2,917 people and infected 3,346 others ...

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Many have asked questions about the risk of bringing two Americans with Ebola back home to the United States for medical treatment. Ebola is frightening because it’s so deadly, especially when ...

Ebola came to the U.S. and in many ways, it appears the U.S. wasn't ready. Warning signs were missed at a Dallas hospital and a patient wasn't diagnosed until it was too late. Two nurses who cared ...

Taming Ebola virus is now a challenge for the American health care system. We track the U.S. experience with Ebola from the discovery of a strain in laboratory monkeys in 1989 to the current outbreak.

What the Dallas cases can teach us about whether the virus will spread further. — -- Fears that a widespread outbreak of Ebola in the United States were heightened today as health officials ...

The Ebola outbreak as a whole is terrifying, with over 3,000 dead and the worst yet to come, according to reliable predictions. The new case is a reminder that an infectious disease outbreak like ...

Thanks for joining us. U.S. health officials said today they have fielded inquiries about 100 suspected cases of Ebola since the first case in the United States was confirmed in Dallas, but that ...

The man arrived in the United States on Sept. 20 and initially sought care for Ebola-like symptoms on Friday, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

Ebola has arrived in the United States and people are frightened. The nation’s top infectious diseases expert says it’s perfectly normal to feel anxious about a virus that kills so fast and is ...

However, she noted, “The risk of Ebola in the United States is low.” Ebola prevention signage as seen in Mubende, Uganda. Luke Dray/Getty Images.

Embattled Centers for Disease Control (CDC) director, Dr. Tom Frieden, laid out a new game plan to counter further contamination of health care workers dealing with Ebola patients – including ...