Report: U.S. Preparing Tighter Infection Controls For Ebola Patients
U.S. health officials are planning to tighten recommendations for health care workers treating Ebola patients. The new guidelines, which havenβt been formally unvei
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U.S. health officials are planning to tighten recommendations for health care workers treating Ebola patients. The new guidelines, which havenβt been formally unvei
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President Barack Obama on Saturday asked Americans not to give way to panic over Ebola, and he repeated his opposition to a travel ban for flights from affected
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The World Health Organization has admitted it dropped the ball with the Ebola epidemic in West Africa, according to a news report published Friday. In a draft i
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President Barack Obama on Friday appointed Ron Klain, a previous chief of staff to Vice President Joe Biden and a trusted White House adviser, as Ebola "cz
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President Barack Obama says heβs considering appointing an 'Ebola czar' to oversee the federal governmentβs reaction to the small however, anxiety-producing pre
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In the face of blistering criticism from a Congressional oversight committee, top U.S. health officials defended on Thursday their opposition to a ban on travel
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A health care worker who helped treat the Liberian man who died of Ebola in a Dallas hospital the previous week has tested positive for the virus, Texas health
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The World Health Organization says more than 4,000 deaths now recorded in Ebola outbreak. More to come.
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Scientists who mapped out the shape and structure of a key protein in the Ebola virus say their discovery could help efforts to develop drugs to prevent or trea
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Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person in US who was diagnosed with Ebola virus disease passed away. "It is with profound sadness and heartfelt disappointmen
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