Ebola in the U.S.

Dr. Craig Spencer said fearmongering took precedence over educating the public about Ebola.

The patient's age and gender are not currently know, they have not been publicly identified.

Dr. Martin Salia is the second Ebola victim to die in the United States.

Dr. Craig Spencer urged Americans to turn their attention back to West Africa.

Obama requested more than $6 billion from Congress to fight the Ebola virus at home and abroad, while one U.N. official says there aren't yet enough resources to defeat the disease.

Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, is responding to treatment well, according to health officials.

The U.S. Ambassador to the UN, who recently returned from a four day trip to West Africa, commended Cuba for its early response to the Ebola outbreak and defended federal quarantine guidelines

The order instructs nurse Kaci Hickox to submit to "direct active monitoring," and "not to be present in public places" like shopping centers, movie theaters or workplace

Governor Paul LePage's office said negotiations with Hickox "have failed despite repeated efforts by state officials."

Atlanta's Emory University has received four patients infected with the Ebola virus since August. Dr. Alexander Isakov has been responsible for their transport from the airport to the isolation unit

The first health care worker to be subjected under New Jersey and New York's strict quarantine rules has been vocal about her treatment and rightly so, some doctors say

The boy, who arrived in the United States on Saturday, had a 103 degree Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius) fever, ABC News reported.

Ebola reaches Mali as the number of cases worldwide surpasses 10,000, with a mortality rate of almost 50%

The family of six West Africans, who arrived Saturday and were planning to live in the United States, will be watched for 21 days

All travelers returning to the U.S. from Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea will be monitored for 21 days, the CDC said Wednesday, and failure to check in will result in "immediate steps to find the person."

The city's medical staff was urged to calm anxieties about the Ebola virus coming to New York City, before attending intense training on infection control

The current hysteria has been a wake-up call about infectious disease we should all be worried about

Forty-three people who had contact with the man who died of Ebola in Dallas were cleared after being monitored.

Nina Pham, the first nurse infected with Ebola, speaks from her Texas hospital bed before transfer to Maryland.

Dallas County commissioners decided on Thursday that travel restrictions could be put into place without issuing a disaster declaration.

As a second American nurse is diagnosed with Ebola, the National Nurses Union want more protection for frontline health care workers

The second nurse to be diagnosed with Ebola flew from Cleveland to Dallas the day before she reported symptoms

The network's medical correspondent was reportedly seen waiting in a parked car outside a Princeton restaurant in the midst of her 21-day quarantine

The CDC is concerned about what happens to health care workers once they leave isolation and remove protective clothing

The 1-year-old King Charles Spaniel will be moved to a location where its health can be checked, officials said.

Incinerated items belonging to Thomas Duncan may remain in Texas because of fear of spreading the disease.

The number of people known to have died in the worst Ebola outbreak on record has risen to 4,033 out of 8,399 cases in seven countries, the World Health Organization said on Friday

Spanish nurses are refusing to work with cases of the deadly virus, citing health concerns

New York, Washington, D.C., Newark, Chicago and Atlanta will receive extra scrutiny.

Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, has died, according to the Dallas hospital where he was being treated.