Ebola virus

For the Ebola outbreak to end in six to nine months, a "massive" global response is needed

A Nigerian doctor met scores of friends, relatives and medics before his death and even performed a "laying on of hands" at a church

Ebola cases rose last week at the fastest pace since the epidemic began in West Africa in March

Twenty volunteers will be injected with the experimental vaccine beginning next week

Tons of African bushmeat are smuggled into the U.S., some of it festering with a deadly virus

The CDC has more than 200 staff members in Atlanta working on the outbreak, and will soon have more than 50 disease experts in West Africa to try to contain the outbreak.

How blood transfusions may have saved seven Ebola patients 20 years ago

The risk of the virus moving to other continents is low, disease specialists say

Doctors are working furiously to halt the worst Ebola outbreak on record

As authorities search for fellow passengers of an infected flyer, an American doctor fights for his life

Doctors are among the 660 people who have died from the Ebola outbreak.

Afraid of the growing number of deaths in the three countries gripped by Ebola, the Ivory Coast turns away its own

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa infects and kills dozens in a matter of days