Senegal Confirms First Case Of Ebola
Senegal's first case of Ebola virus disease has developed in a man from neighboring Guinea.
Origin Of Ebola Outbreak May Be A Bat And Virus Has Rapid Mutation Rate
Scientists now believe the current Ebola outbreak began with an animal in West Africa in 2004.
Experimental Ebola Vaccine From GlaxoSmithKline Approved for Testing on Humans
The current Ebola outbreak, which particularly affected West Africa, has so far claimed 1,427 lives in four countries. A cure for the virus is yet to be discovered.
Ebola Could Infect 20,000, Says World Health Organization
The World Health Organization is preparing for a potentially massive Ebola outbreak and is aiming to stop the disease by spring 2015.
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Ebola Cure: UK Researchers Race To Test Vaccine As Ebola Outbreak Grows
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WHO Closes Ebola Lab In Sierra Leone After Worker Is Infected, Canada Recalls Team
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The 29-year-old nurse reportedly "begged" to be allowed to treat Ebola patients, despite the risk of infection through direct contact.
Ghana Cholera Outbreak: At Least 67 Killed, 5,000 Infected Since June, Health Officials Say
Ghana's capital city of Accra is the epicenter of the crisis.
Ebola Outbreak: Death Toll Poised To Break Record By September 1
In 10 days, the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa is poised to claim more lives than the previous entire history of the virus.
WHO Ebola Experts Reach Liberia While Ireland Confirms Its Citizen Did Not Die From Ebola Virus
Irish health authorities were testing a man who had recently returned from Africa and died Thursday after complaining of a fever.
Kerala, India's Tourist Magnet, Moves Towards Total Prohibition
Kerala, which boasts of India's highest literacy rate, is also the largest consumer of alcohol in the country.
Americans With Ebola Released: Dr. Kent Brantly Speaks About Recovery
Dr. Kent Brantly was one the first people to receive the experimental ZMapp drug. Now he's recovered and no longer infectious.
Ebola Patient Kent Brantly To Be Released From Atlanta Hospital; Nancy Writebol Too Maybe Released
Two Americans were airlifted from Monrovia, Liberia, earlier this month after they had contracted the disease while working in the country.
Experimental Drug 'May Have Potential For Combating Ebola,' Claims New Study
The Marburg virus was first detected in 1967 and causes a disease with a similar progression as Ebola's.
Ebola: Democratic Republic Of Congo Sends Health Minister To Investigate Ebola-Like Deaths
A number of people have died with Ebola-like symptoms in the same province where Ebola was first discovered in 1976.
Faith Healer Helped Spread Ebola In Sierra Leone: Report
Ebola has killed more than 1,220 people in West Africa since the beginning of 2014.
Ebola Scare In Southeast Asia As Vietnam And Myanmar Test Suspected Patients
Two Nigerians in Vietnam and a 22-year-old Burmese national who landed in Myanmar after a trip to West Africa are being tested for Ebola.
Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014: Sacramento Kaiser Permanente Patient Tested For Ebola [REPORT]
A patient was reportedly tested for the Ebola virus at Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center.
Ebola Crisis In Nigeria And Guinea: WHO Says 'Cautious Optimism'
A full recovery in West Africa may be months away, but a cautious Nigerian response has kept the viral disease isolated there.
Ebola Epidemic: Liberia Brings Back 17 Ebola Patients Who Had Fled The Quarantine Zone
Liberia had been searching for the missing patients while Guinea said that many sick Liberians had started crossing the border.
West Africa Ebola Toll Passes 1,200, Quarantine Victims To Get Food: WHO
The WHO is working with the U.N.'s World Food Programme to deliver food to 1 million people living in Ebola quarantine zones in West Africa.
Mike Brown Had Marijuana In System At Time Of Shooting: Report
An investigation allegedly shows Mike Brown was shot from the front and had marijuana in his system.
World Health Organization Calls On Ebola-Hit Countries To Screen Departing Travelers For The Disease
Despite the low risk of transmission by air travel, the U.N. health agency says passengers should be checked before leaving.
Mike Brown's Family, Pathologist Discuss Teen's Autopsy Results
Dr. Michael Baden conducted a preliminary autopsy on the 18-year-old and said there were no signs of a struggle.
Suspected Ebola-Infected Nigerian Woman Dies In Abu Dhabi While Waiting For Flight To India
Her husband and the five doctors who treated her in Abu Dhabi have been isolated and are being checked for possible infection.
Ebola: Three African Doctors Given Experimental ZMapp Drug
The first Africans to receive the experimental ZMapp Ebola treatment are Liberian doctors working to fight the outbreak.
Ebola Treatment From Tobacco? ‘Pharming’ May Aid In Deadly Ebola Outbreak
Scientists are using tobacco plants to extract complex proteins that could aid in the deadly Ebola outbreak.
Ebola Epidemic Warning: WHO Says Outbreak 'Vastly Underestimated'
The U.N.'s health agency warns that the reported number of Ebola cases drastically underestimates the scale of the outbreak.
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