Health

The United States has seen six cases of the Ebola virus in recent weeks affecting five Americans and a Liberian. Two of the cases surfaced this week, raising concerns about wider spread of the disease, […]

From allAfrica.com (source link): The World Health Organization said Ebola treatment centers in and around Monrovia need to triple their capacity to 1,000 beds, because as more people become ill and they seek treatment, clinics […]

From The International Business Times (source link):  A patient who recently returned from traveling to Nigeria has been admitted to a hospital in Washington, D.C., with Ebola-like symptoms. The patient, whose name has not been […]

From NewCure.org (source link):  The Ebola virus has now reached North America. As it spreads, increasingly becoming a global concern, researchers are desperate for effective methods to combat the deadly disease. If the outbreak continues […]

From The Daily Caller (source link):  In October 2014, the first patient on American soil infected with the Ebola virus sits in isolation in a Texas hospital, prompting calls for travel restrictions between the United […]

From O Canada (source link):  An anonymous patient in Toronto is being tested for Ebola after a media leak late Thursday forced the hospital to go public with the news. Officials say it’s very unlikely […]

From CNN.com (source link):  The sweat-stained sheets of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, still on her bed, a woman quarantined in a Dallas apartment said Thursday that […]

From Al Jazeera (source link):  Ebola is spreading at a “terrifying rate,” with five people infected with the deadly virus every hour in Sierra Leone alone, according to data published Thursday by human rights organization […]

The family of America’s first Ebola patient initially did not comply with an order to stay at home, Dallas officials revealed Thursday amid a scramble to eliminate any chance of the deadly disease spreading. About […]