Ebola

Ebola in US: People scared, but outbreak unlikely
It's unlikely the U.S. will see an outbreak, but that's not to say the first Ebola case diagnosed here will be the only one.
Hospital: Dallas Ebola patient critical
Duncan traveled from disease-ravaged Liberia to Dallas last month before he began showing symptoms of the disease.
Dallas Ebola case: Experts say 9 people at highest risk of contact
The group of nine includes some who were in the ambulance that was used to take patient Thomas Eric Duncan to the hospital in Dallas.
No, seriously, how contagious is Ebola?
It boils down to something called "R0."
Binyah Kesselly, chairman of the board of directors of the Liberia Airport Authority, said Thomas Eric Duncan, the man who was diagnosed in Dallas with Ebola, had answered "no" to a question asking whether he had cared for an Ebola patient or touched the body of anyone who had died in an Ebola-affected area.
How prepared is Minnesota for Ebola?
Public health officials say they are ready to treat and contain the disease if an infected patient arrives.
Ebola in the US: What it means, what happens now
"There's all the difference in the world between the U.S. and parts of Africa where Ebola is spreading," a CDC official says.