Infectious Disease

Meet the Doctors Fighting Ebola in the U.S.

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Outside Atlanta Hospital, Liberians Praise American Ebola Patients

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Ebola Outbreak 'Unprecedented'

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Ebola Drug Company’s Stock Surges

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American Ebola Patient Says He's Growing Stronger

Kent Brantly is one of two Americans being treated for the ebola virus

By Justin Worland

9 Mosquito-Bite Facts You Need to Know

Thanks to West Nile virus, mosquitoes have been in the news lately—and likely all over your backyard—but how much do you really know about them and the risks they pose? We spoke with Jorge Parada,...

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Nigeria Declares State of Emergency Amid Ebola Outbreak

The country has seven confirmed cases of the disease

By Justin Worland

Here's What You Need to Know About the CDC's Ebola Alert

The CDC’s “level 1 activation” is reserved for the most serious public health emergencies

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Ebola Is a Global Public Health Threat, WHO Declares

No restrictions yet on general trade or travel

By Melissa Hellmann

This Tick's Bite Could Make You Allergic to Red Meat

Doctors suddenly see hundreds of cases

By Eliana Dockterman

Watch a Science Cop Take on Donald Trump

TIME's Jeffrey Kluger takes on The Donald for crimes against science

By Michael Lester and Jeffrey Kluger

12 Ebola Questions You're Wondering About

We answer your burning questions about Ebola

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Ebola Spreads in Liberia

In a soggy field in Johnsonville, a township just outside the Liberian capital, Monrovia, Joseph Bayogar holds his hand to his chin and shakes his head as he walks through what is now a messy...

By Wade Williams / Monrovia

Nigeria Braces for More Ebola

A bustling city tries to avoid becoming the next Ebola hotspot

By Maram Mazen / Lagos

CDC: New York Patient Does Not Have Ebola Virus

“The patient is in stable condition, is improving, and remains in the care of our physicians and nurses," according to Mount Sinai hospital.

By Maya Rhodan

Experts to Discuss Using Experimental Ebola Drugs

After two Americans were treated with experimental drug

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Meet the Bots That Knew Ebola Was Coming

Online technology has improved the ability to detect and track outbreaks

By Michael Scherer

Troops Enforce Ebola Quarantine

Troops and police have sealed off clinics and homes in hardest-hit localities

By Dan Kedmey

Feds Face Growing Fears Over Ebola

A flood of calls, but no confirmed Ebola cases

By TIME Staff

British Airways Cancels West Africa Flights Amid Ebola Outbreak

Flights to Sierra Leone and Liberia have been suspended due to a "deteriorating public health situation"

By Dan Kedmey
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