ebola virus

The outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus in Dallas, Texas that began when Thomas Eric Duncan returned from Liberia in West Africa is now over. It all started on September 30th when Duncan was diagnosed with Ebola and succumbed to the virus on October 8th.

On Thursday night, officials announced the first case of Ebola to hit New York City.

After weeks of concern, worry and then near panic over the deadly Ebola virus, there is finally some good news that will (hopefully) relieve some of the lingering fear of a broader epidemic.

With the current Ebola problem in North Texas, the State of Louisiana is taking every precaution necessary to prevent Ebola becoming a problem here at home.

Facebook creator and CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan, will be donating $25 million dollars to the Center For Disease Control or CDC, to help the fight against the deadly outbreak of the Ebola virus in West Africa and anywhere else the virus shows up.

The second-ever diagnosis of Ebola in America occurred this weekend, but still, there's no reason to panic. You won't catch Ebola, don't worry.

There's been a lot of scary stuff in the news about Ebola. How much do you REALLY know about it? Here's everything you need to know about Ebola in 94 seconds.

Louisiana Attorney General Buddy Caldwell is attempting to get a temporary restraining order which will block the incinerated ashes of items from Dallas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan, who died last week from the deadly virus at Texas Presbyterian Health Center.

A sheriff's deputy who claims to have come into contact with the person who died from the Ebola virus earlier today is now exhibiting symptoms of that virus.

As you probably already know, the first case of the deadly Ebola virus has been diagnosed in the United States. Yesterday, the Center for Disease Control confirmed the diagnosis in a patient from North Texas. The patient is being quarantined at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas.