The CDC is a major player in the world’s response to the Ebola outbreak ... She faces several giant screens filled with maps and charts that detail the number of cases, their location and ...

My Daily Briefing colleagues Juliette Mullin and Christina Lin have prepared this graphic on the hundreds of people that CDC and health officials have monitored for potential Ebola exposure.

“With that we put together a map essentially that identifies ... those with intermediate risk.” First Ebola Case in U.S., But CDC Vows 'We Will Stop It Here' What You Need to Know About ...

The answer, in short, is yes—very well. A widespread Ebola outbreak here is “not in the cards,” the CDC director recently told reporters. That’s partially because the United States has ...

This was a sobering day in the battle against the Ebola outbreak ... screens display giant maps pinpointing places the virus has been found and areas where even more CDC staff have been deployed.

Answer from Jae Won Joh, M.D. No, the CDC is not underplaying the risk of Ebola spreading in the U.S. Let's look at some facts. As of October 2, this is the latest available map of the 2014 Ebola ...

The CDC also issued new guidance for workers in U.S. hospitals who care for Ebola patients. Even when they follow all recommended guidelines for wearing personal protective gear, they “might not ...

If the world doesn't get the Ebola outbreak in West Africa under control ... "There is so much mobility now, this can spread anywhere." CDC officials say it's still possible to avoid this worst ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is urging healthcare workers in the U.S. to consider Ebola when patients have symptoms, while airport officials are also screening passengers ...