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It is literally impossible to imagine how Ebola could be transmitted in this particular scenario, which involves a health worker who has twice tested negative for Ebola and a pizza delivery person who has not recently traveled to West Africa.
The West African country is the sixth to get the virus this year.
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The team at Involution Studios has put together an incredible graphic explainer of Ebola, how the disease works why this particular outbreak is so bad.
Nina Pham, one of the two Texas’ nurses infected with Ebola, posted a video late Thursday night from her hospital in Dallas
Data paints a dire picture of a country bracing for an outbreak that only gets worse.
The World Health Organization has touted convalescent blood as a key treatment, though it’s still unproven.
This would mark the first case of Ebola transmission in the United States.
Better training and more experience may have helped America’s biocontamination units successfully prevent the transmission of Ebola.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s emergency preparedness budget has fallen about half since 2006.
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The Ebola epidemic is horrible. But it’s more than that: it’s a warning that what comes next could be devastating — unless we learn its lessons now.
A nurse treating Ebola patients told health care workers “I think I have Ebola.” They didn’t listen.
Thomas Eric Duncan, a Liberian national, died this morning.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed the first-ever case of Ebola diagnosed in America.
Gloria Tumwijuke nearly died from the Ebola virus in a 2012 outbreak in Uganda. Here’s her story.
An American cameraman who had been hired by the network to cover the epidemic has tested positive for the virus.
Fears that Ebola will mutate and spread through the air are overblown, experts say.
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What experts will do to stop Ebola within our borders.
Worries about the the worst outbreak in history intensifying within Africa trump concerns about cross-continent spread.
You can help stop Ebola. Here’s how.
The United States is the seventh country with a Ebola patient diagnosed this year, and the only country outside of Africa with a confirmed case.
You can watch the CDC’s press conference announcing the first Ebola diagnosis in the United States here.