MEDICINE

More than 3,000 people have died from Ebola since the most recent -- and deadliest -- outbreak began.

Senegal shares a border with Guinea, which has been hit hard by the Ebola outbreak, but it has managed to keep the virus at bay.

A U.N. $1 billion aid mission hopes to stem the tide at the thousands, but health experts say the toll could reach into the tens of thousands.

The International Monetary Fund has approved $130 million in immediate aid to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone to combat Ebola.

The U.S. is unprepared for a catastrophic viral outbreak on par with the Ebola epidemic currently wreaking havoc in West Africa.

"Everybody in their intentions is moving fast, but in the field we are moving at the speed of a turtle," Doctors Without Borders said.

The quarantine of three districts follows a three-day, country-wide quarantine last week, in the Ebola-hit country.

Silica sand is one of many ingredients used in fracking -- and demand is soaring. But the process has health and environmental consequences.

Obama offered an impassioned plea to a meeting of ministers and leaders from around the world to contribute to the Ebola fight.

Liberia has seen the deadliest Ebola outbreak, with some 3,280 infected people and 1,720 Ebola-related deaths. Hospitals are overwhelmed.

A number of top beverage makers have pledged to take steps to reduce the amount of calories Americans consume each day via sugary drinks.

Among the most promising of a slew of experimental Ebola vaccines is a drug called ZMapp –- and it could have been ready years ago.

Health specialists around the world are anxious to better predict when and where an outbreak could hit.

American hospitals do not have the means to properly dispose of medical waste contaminated with Ebola, safety experts have said.

Former Alaska reporter Charlo Greene reportedly terrorized her neighbor's child with her habitual marijuana use.

Jasmine Tridevil, who claims to have a third boob, admitted on Facebook her real name is Alisha Hessler.

Botox and fillers are just a few of the treatments actress Kaley Cuoco is accused of having undergone in recent years.

The CDC gave its best- and worst-case scenarios for the Ebola virus outbreak, which may reach more than a million cases by early 2015.

Ebola cases in West Africa have increased to 5,800 and the virus has killed more than 2,800 people so far.

Jasmine Tridevil, 21, claimed she had plastic surgery to get a third breast.

KTVA reporter Charlo Greene quit on live television concerning the possible legalization of marijuana in Alaska.