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Ebola

Dayton: Feds should screen for Ebola at MSP

Minnesota does not receive any direct flights from West Africa. Anyone who arrived in the state from that part of the world would have already been screened, in most cases, at least twice.
by Lorna Benson

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Minnesota officials to meet about Ebola response

Health and public safety leaders in Gov. Mark Dayton's administration are meeting Thursday to discuss prevention and response plans.
by The Associated Press

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1st Ebola patient diagnosed in the US dies

1st Ebola patient diagnosed in the US dies

Officials say 10 people had direct contact with Thomas Eric Duncan while he was contagious.
by The Associated Press

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Why one public health expert thinks airport Ebola screening won't work

Why one public health expert thinks airport Ebola screening won't work

"Fever screening can be unobtrusive, but let's not have the false impression that this is a tried-and-true method and it's going to keep Ebola out of the United States," says professor Larry Gostin.
by Anders Kelto

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Nurse in Spain gets Ebola, officials say 'we followed protocol'

Nurse in Spain gets Ebola, officials say 'we followed protocol'

The nurse briefly cared for an Ebola patient, a priest who had been in Liberia. Her diagnosis is the first known instance of a transmission of the virus outside of Africa.

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Why Ebola patients are getting treatment in Nebraska

Why Ebola patients are getting treatment in Nebraska

The University of Nebraska Medical Center is home to the largest of four high-level biocontainment care units in the U.S.

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US journalist with Ebola being flown to Nebraska hospital

US journalist with Ebola being flown to Nebraska hospital

While one man with the virus is "fighting for his life" in a Dallas hospital, another patient with the disease heads to the heartland for care.

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