A health workers strike in Sierra Leone that resulted in the bodies of Ebola victims being left out in the streets and in homes has been resolved.
A new deadly virus is making headlines after a fatal case of Marburg hemorrhagic fever was diagnosed in Uganda.
Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person in the U.S. to become sick with the virus, died Wednesday from the disease.
America's first Ebola patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, died while being treated with a drug from a relatively unknown biotech company.
A campaign to save the dog of a Spanish woman infected with the Ebola virus is heating up.
Brittany Maynard was diagnosed with brain cancer on New Year's Day.
WHO noted that while Ebola's spread to Europe might be unavoidable, the continent was at low risk because of its health care infrastructure.
A new MRI technique could reduce the use of PET scans in evaluating cognitive decline.
The dog of a Spanish woman with Ebola will be killed by Madrid's regional government to contain the possible spread of the deadly disease.
Obama has promised stricter U.S. airport screenings to stop the spread of Ebola, but the measures only work if someone has symptoms.
A Spanish nurse who has contracted Ebola is being treated with antibodies from patients previously infected with the virus.
The nurse had helped treat both Spanish priests who were sent back to Madrid after contracting Ebola in Africa.
Officials have said heavy rainfall and warmer temperatures are to blame for the spread of the disease, which is carried by mosquitoes.
With ZMapp supplies depleted, doctors are turning to brincidofovir from Chimerix Inc.
The nurse tested positive for the virus in initial tests and doctors are waiting further results.
The Ebola virus has so far killed 3,439 people in the latest outbreak, which has been the worst since it was discovered in 1976.
A homeless man who possibly had Ebola was discovered after it was believed he came into contact with Thomas Eric Duncan.
Nebraska Medical Center recently treated an Ebola patient.
A survey of registered nurses in 31 states found that most hospitals have not communicated an adequate Ebola preparedness policy.
Due to the Ebola risks, hugging family and attending large gatherings are discouraged during Eid al-Adha festivities this year in West Africa.
Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient in the U.S., is now in critical condition, as CDC says risk of more cases won't end for weeks.
Two passengers on a flight originating in Brussels reportedly showed symptoms consistent with Ebola virus disease.