Spanish priest dies of Ebola; UN debates treatment ethics
MADRID (AP) -- A Spanish missionary priest being treated for Ebola died Tuesday in a Madrid hospital amid a worldwide debate over who should get experimental Ebola treatments.
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Ebola death toll in West Africa passes 1,000
DAKAR, Senegal (AP) -- The World Health Organization says the death toll in the Ebola outbreak in West Africa has passed 1,000.
Liberian doctors to get experimental Ebola drug
MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -- The Liberian government says it will receive doses of an experimental Ebola drug to treat doctors in the West African country.
CentraState: No threat of Ebola for isolated patient
A patient that had recently returned from Africa and was in isolation at CentraState Healthcare System in Freehold after exhibiting flu-like symptoms has been released from the hospital. A spokesperson for the medical center said testing for Ebola was not deemed necessary.
Heading off an Ebola panic
The individual admitted to CentraState Medical Center in Freehold a couple of days ago, who was placed in isolation because there were fears the person might have the deadly Ebola virus, has been released from the hospital.
NY hospital patient tests negative for Ebola
NEW YORK (AP) -- Health officials in New York City say a man who recently visited West Africa and had a high fever and gastrointestinal symptoms does not have the Ebola virus.
Ebola concerns continue
The CDC has stated the Ebola virus poses a very low risk to the U.S. population, but with mounting concerns about the deadly disease, CentraState Medical Center in Freehold has isolated a patient recently back from Africa that was exhibiting flu-like symptoms.
2nd American aid worker with Ebola arrives in US
ATLANTA (AP) -- A second American aid worker infected with Ebola arrived Tuesday in Atlanta, where doctors will closely monitor the effect of an experimental drug she agreed to take even though its safety was never tested on humans.
Q & A for fliers worried about Ebola outbreak
NEW YORK (AP) -- As the Ebola outbreak in West Africa grows, airlines around the globe are closely monitoring the situation but have yet to make any drastic changes. Below are some key questions about the disease, what airlines are doing and how safe it is to fly.
Watching for Ebola
A man who recently visited West Africa and had a high fever and gastrointestinal symptoms was placed in isolation at a New York hospital on Monday and was being tested for possible Ebola but likely didn't have it, health officials said.