Ebola virus disease is a rare but often deadly condition that causes fever, body aches, diarrhea, and sometimes bleeding inside and outside the body. It's caused by viruses commonly called Ebola ...

Ebola isn't the only virus that causes hemorrhagic syndrome. Dengue virus, often seen in the world's tropical areas, and Lassa fever , seen in West Africa, can lead to bleeding.

Ebola's most notorious symptom may be hemorrhagic fever, but the virus is actually one of many that can cause the hallmark bleeding from the nose, mouth, ears and other places. Collectively known ...

The death of the first Ebola patient on American soil has raised countless alarms and has millions of people wondering what they need to know about the virus in order to stay safe. Here are several… ...

Ebola's mechanisms aren't entirely known, but like other severe viral infections, it starts with a fever, which is often followed by vomiting, diarrhea, body aches and nausea.

Ebola, and its cousin the Marburg virus, can cause hemorrhaging of multiple organs, as well as external bleeding from various orifices of the body including the ears and eyes.

But what Ebola does to the human body at a molecular level is far more disturbing. The virus is a gruesome and meticulous killer – a microscopic Patrick Bateman.

WASHINGTON — The United States' top disease detective calls Ebola a "painful, dreadful, merciless virus." The World Health Organization has declared the outbreak in West Africa an international ...

First discovered in 1976, Ebola, a deadly viral disease, has been thought to have crossed over from bats to humans. The disease spreads through contact with body fluids, causing severe bleeding ...

Ebola's most notorious symptom may be hemorrhagic fever, but the virus is actually one of many that can cause the hallmark bleeding from the nose, mouth, ears and other places. Collectively known ...

One of Ebola's most notorious symptoms is bleeding from places like the nose and mouth, but such bleeding has only occurred in a minority of cases in the current outbreak. The bleeding, which is ...

Ebola can cause hemorrhaging of multiple organs, as well as external bleeding from various orifices of the body including the ears and eyes. While excessive bleeding is the most horrific of Ebola ...