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Ebola virus outbreak
The deadly disease has affected several countries, including the U.S.
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Bandits may have robbed the wrong taxi in Guinea
Roadside robbery sees thieves make off with blood samples from suspected Ebola patientQuestions surround man tasked with NYC's Ebola cleanup
As the first case of Ebola hit New York in late October, the city turned to one man to clean up the contaminated waste -- Sal Pane. Pane and his company seemed like the perfect candidates, with nearly 20 years of experience dealing with hazardous situations. The only problem was, Pane wasn't who he claimed to be. Vinita Nair speaks with the Buzzfeed reporter who investigated the story.Immigrants from Ebola countries won't be sent back to West Africa
People from Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia who have been living in the U.S. illegally will get temporary protection from deportationCelebs offer powerful message on Ebola
Some big names join forces in a humanitarian campaign to call attention to the Ebola crisisWoman who died in NYC to be tested for Ebola
Health officials say the woman, who likely suffered a heart attack, arrived from Ebola-stricken Guinea within the last 3 weeksRed Cross: Harder to recruit for Ebola than Iraq
Shortage of health care workers comes amid signs the outbreak is flaring up in new placesSurgeon who was treated for Ebola in Nebraska hospital dies
Dr. Martin Salia died Monday morning while being treated in Omaha's Nebraska Medical Center. He was in "extremely critical" condition when he arrived at the hospital Saturday. Salia worked as a surgeon in Sierra Leone, and it's not clear how he contracted the virus. Gayle King reports.Ebola patient Dr. Martin Salia dies in Omaha
Surgeon had been working in Sierra Leone when he contracted disease, and flown to Nebraska hospital for treatmentSurgeon being treated for Ebola in Nebraska critical
Dr. Martin Salia, who was diagnosed with Ebola on Monday, is "extremely ill" and worse than previously successfully treated patientsDoctor infected with Ebola arrives in Nebraska for treatment
After landing at Eppley Airfield in Omaha, 44-year-old surgeon Martin Salia was quickly transported to the Nebraska Medical Center. The hospital had been warned he was more critically ill than the other aid workers it treated. Vinita Nair reports.Ebola-infected surgeon in his own words
Dr. Martin Salia, a surgeon who was infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone, was scheduled to arrive in the U.S. on Saturday for treatment. In this video, from United Methodist Communications, Salia explains why he decided to volunteer to fight the deadly virus in Africa.Wife reveals Ebola patient's last words before leaving for U.S.
Omaha hospital says Martin Salia is critically ill and "possibly sicker" than the first patients successfully treated in the U.S.Doctor with Ebola on way to U.S. called "absolutely dedicated"
Colleagues describe Ebola patient Dr. Martin Salia as "a quiet leader" and "one of the best-trained surgeons" in Sierra LeoneDoctor infected with Ebola in Sierra Leone to be treated in U.S.
Unidentified surgeon will be flown to Omaha, Nebraska for treatment this weekendU.S. troops returning from Ebola mission to be isolated in Virginia
51 airmen, 27 sailors, four Marines and two soldiers will be able to communicate by phone and computer with their familiesRush for vaccine as Ebola returns to Mali
The West African nation's president is ending emergency measures, meanwhile Mali is preparing for a possible spread of the virusInside story of the first two U.S. Ebola patients
Case studies published in the New England Journal of Medicine reveal new details of their symptoms and treatment, and may help explain how they survivedU.N.: Ebola death toll has now topped 5,000
Virus has continued to pop up in new places, both within the most affected countries and outside their bordersFamily of first U.S. Ebola victim and hospital reach settlement
Agreement comes after allegations of wrong-doing, lapses by hospital treating Ebola patient Thomas Duncan, who died last monthEbola returns to West African nation
Africa Ebola outbreak resurfaces in Mali with new deathsThe plea for more health care workers to treat Ebola in Africa
As states impose quarantines on health care workers returning from West Africa, there's a renewed call for more people to go and helpNurses strike to protest Ebola preparedness
Kaiser Permanente facilities in California are the first target, and a union plans more actions around the country on WednesdayDr. Craig Spencer free of Ebola virus
Craig Spencer, the doctor who caught Ebola while treating patients in West Africa, is now free of the virus and was able to go home from a New York City hospital this morning. Spencer's clean bill of health means the United States is now Ebola free. CBS News' Marlie Hall reports.NYC doctor heads home, Ebola free
Dr. Craig Spencer gets a hug from the mayor and speaks out about his experience after beating the Ebola virusNYC doctor diagnosed with Ebola to be released
Craig Spencer has spent more than three weeks in treatment at New York's Bellevue Hospital
Highlights
Questions surround man tasked with NYC's Ebola cleanup
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Surgeon who was treated for Ebola in Nebraska hospital dies
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Ebola-infected surgeon in his own words
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The Ebola Hot Zone
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Back from Liberia: 21 days in self-quarantine
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Could doctors use robots to treat Ebola patients?
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Volunteer medic heads to Ebola hot zone
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"60 Minutes" gets inside look at a Liberian hospital treating Ebola
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Samantha Power sees “positive signs” in the fight against Ebola
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Ebola-free nurse reunites with dog
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Yale student says Ebola quarantine not based on science
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West Africans in U.S. stigmatized over Ebola fears
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Ebola-free nurse Amber Vinson celebrates after release from hospital
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Ebola politics: Nurse's forced quarantine sparks debate
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The children orphaned by Ebola
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