New York: A Doctors Without Borders physician who was declared free of Ebola said Tuesday he was living proof that early detection and isolation can stop the spread of the deadly virus, and he called
Madrid: Teresa Romero, the Spanish nurse who is the first person to catch Ebola outside of Africa, continued to make slow recovery on Wednesday.The 44-year-old is now past the 15-day threshold and her body is
Madrid: Spanish nurse's aide Teresa Romero who became infected by the Ebola virus while treating one of its victims, remained in "very serious" condition on Monday.Romero became the first person outside Africa to contact with
Dallas: The condition of the lone Ebola patient to be diagnosed in the U.S. has worsened and is now deemed critical, the Dallas hospital that has been treating him reported on Saturday.Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital
Dallas: Four members of a family the U.S. Ebola patient was staying with were confined to their Texas home under armed guard Thursday as the circle of people possibly exposed to the virus widened, while
Madrid: An Ebola affected Spanish missionary who was flown back from Sierra Leone was described as "serious" by the health authorities in Spain.Manuel Garcia Viejo, 69, arrived in Madrid on Monday and was taken to
London: The first British person to contract Ebola in Africa is to return to the country where he was infected in order to help others fight the disease.William Pooley was treated in a special isolation
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