With the situation in Nigeria worsening, CDC takes an action it last took during the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic.
Treatment of two US citizens with an Ebola drug raises ethical questions over who should get scarce, unlicensed drugs.
The second American infected with Ebola returned home today, as new information emerged about experimental treatment use and more possible cases.
CDC experts cover a range of issues, such as proper protective equipment.
A US doctor with Ebola is improving and new cases have been reported in Morocco and Nigeria, as the outbreak reaches 1,603 cases and 887 deaths.
An emergency committee next week will consider if West Africa's Ebola outbreak is a health emergency as US officials prepare to airlift two sick American aid workers.
The WHO will launch a $100 million plan tomorrow, and the CDC advises against nonessential travel.
The illness continues to exact a heavy toll on healthcare workers and disrupt aid.
With the continuing spread of Ebola virus disease (EVD) in West Africa, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) yesterday issued an official advisory for US HCWs to consider EVD and possible isolation pending diagnosis in patients who have Ebola-like symptoms and a travel history to affected countries within the previous 21 days.
Two new developments are fanning concerns about the international spread of the disease.
