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She was supposed to get married this week, but now Louise Troh, fiancee of the first person to die in the U.S. from Ebola, Thomas Eric Duncan is being released from her 21-day quarantine after showing no signs of having the virus. Read More »
Inside Edition has exclusively obtained video shot onboard the Frontier Airlines Flight carrying the Ebola-infected nurse, Amber Vinson, from Cleveland to Dallas on October 13th. Read More »
The second Dallas nurse to contract Ebola, Amber Vinson is currently being sent to Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, to be treated after boarding a plane from Cleveland, Ohio, back to Dallas Monday, Oct. 13, as she suffered from a mild fever, which should have prevented her from flying period, federal health officials at the CDC said Wednesday, Oct. 15. Read More »
Starting Thursday, Oct. 15, four U.S. airports will be added to the screening process for Ebola. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that Washington Dulles, Chicago O'Hare, Newark Liberty and Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta will screen the roughly 150 people who travel daily from or through Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea to the United States. Read More »
Thomas Eric Duncan was the first U.S. death from the Ebola virus and his family claims he died because of a lack of treatment by the hospital caretakers. Read More »
MStars News has learned that a Texas nurse who contracted Ebola has been identified as 26-year-old Nina Pham. Read More »
Chris Brown may get some backlash from supporting the awful virus, Ebola that has already claimed the life of thousand's of West African's, and one Texas man. Read More »
It looks like when it comes to the Ebola virus some people aren't taking any risks. Rapper Akon, who performed during the International Day of Peace festival in the city of Goma in The Democratic Repbulic of Congo, took extreme precautions to avoid catching the deadly disease. The "Smack That," singer took a note from the made-for-TV movie, The Boy In the Plastic Bubble, and secured himself in a giant rubber ball so that he didn't catch the sickness from the festivalgoers. Read More »
