Ebola in Dallas
U.S. Coast Guard Health Technician Nathan Wallenmeyer (left) and Customs and Border Protection supervisor Sam Ko conduct prescreening measures on a passenger arriving from Sierra Leone at O'Hare International Airport's Terminal 5 in Chicago. The Centers for Disease Control and prevention said Wednesday that 21-day Ebola monitoring will now be required for all travelers from West Africa, including visitors and returning Americans.
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CDC enacts 21-day Ebola monitoring for all travelers from West Africa

The program will begin Monday in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey and Georgia and cover visitors as well as aid workers, journalists and other Americans.

Nina Pham's dog Bentley has tested Ebola-free

Rawlings praises health care workers still under Ebola monitoring

Ebola vaccine testing to begin soon

Perry taps centers in Richardson, Galveston for future Ebola care

Ebola victim's family says hospital refuses to release some records

Ebola in Dallas: Latest news, videos, graphics and resources

Presbyterian Dallas revenue, ER visits plummet after Ebola cases 04:54 PM

Revenue declined by a quarter and emergency room visits dropped by half at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas over the first 20 days of October, according to new financial disclosures.

Rawlings praises health care workers still under Ebola monitoring

Nina Pham's dog Bentley has tested Ebola-free

President Obama speaks with workers at Presbyterian Hospital of Dallas

Ebola vaccine testing to begin soon

Perry taps centers in Richardson, Galveston for future Ebola care

Interactive map: Ebola's path in the U.S.

Interactive timeline: How Ebola came to Dallas

Dr. Seema Yasmin answers Ebola questions on Twitter

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DALLAS EBOLA VIDEOS

Ebola victim's family: Hospital denied request

Mothers continue to deliver at Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas

Dallas distributed fliers where Troh quarantined

Number of people monitored for Ebola down to 112

Gov. Perry announces future Ebola treatment locations

UTSW to staff Ebola containment facility

Your Ebola questions: Is 21 days enough?

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THE PATIENTS

Groups raise aid for Vickery Meadow

Diocese housed quarantined family

Students return to Dallas ISD schools

Isolation ending, but not fiancée’s grief

Victim’s fianceé found Bible class

Relatives, fellow Liberians mourn in N.C.

14 clear watch period

FW Vietnamese rally around nurse

After transfer, fear moves to hometown

Hospital official apologizes to victim’s fiancée

Dog doing well, listening to classical music

Second nurse stricken planning wedding

Officials swarm The Village to ease panic

Why we published Duncan's family op-ed

Nurse upbeat as condition improves

Quarantined dog hardly living the dog's life

Nephew: Ebola didn’t have to kill Duncan

Nurse gets transfusion from survivor

Nurse’s dog removed from apartment, safe

Friends: Compassion guides nurse’s career

Concern, but not panic, in the M streets

Health officials watching patient's dog

Vickery Meadow is 'melting pot of America'

Editorial: Duncan didn’t die in vain

With death of patient, tensions mount

Family grieves in isolation

Ragland: Death should humble us all

Patient’s family in media fishbowl

DISD suspends 2 over cleaning at schools

How smallpox drug became possible lifeline

Ragland: Church offers ray of hope

Victim in Dallas to realize his U.S. dreams

Vickery Meadow residents enduring backlash

Liberians saying prayers

Floyd: Sierra Leone fighting

Getting word out on Ebola isn’t easy

Neighbors express frustration, relief

Patient moved to marry mother of his child

Family is moved while cleanup continues

Cleaning up the Ebola-infected apartment

Officials find, contain those closest to patient

Among those closest to case, confusion reigns

4 held out of schools as precaution

Student attended school despite request

Victim left Africa after direct contact with virus

Classmates of possibly exposed students wary

Local Liberians grapple with Ebola fears

Ebola victim seemed fine before flight

THE RESPONSE

Richardson, Galveston tapped for future care

Davis: Travel ban objections fail logic test

Barker: Learning something about ourselves

Dallas celebrates 'a joyous day'

Airlines haven’t changed ticket policies

Landers: Knowing the chain of command

Editorial: 51 fewer reasons to fear Ebola

Hiatt: America, unforgiving land of 'gotcha'

Obama confronts Ebola head on

Airline investors: Fears vs. lower fuel prices

Nocera: CDC can't get it right

Crisis is testing Presbyterian Hospital Dallas

Learning from Toronto's '03 SARS outbreak

Blood sample picked up from cruise ship

Protocol could let carriers slip through system

Critics: Ebola ‘czar’ lacks medical background

Presbyterian begins public relations effort

Has Ebola given Dallas a black eye?

Obama: Ebola in U.S. isn't an epidemic

Memo: No risk in keeping schools open

Ebola has little impact on Dallas-area ER visits

Ragland: Dallas is getting back on its feet

Editorial: Heroes one more time

Lawmakers: Trust in hospital system shattered

Fears lead to drastic measures

Presbyterian takes issue with nurses’ claims

A push for travel ban — and political posturing

Wilhelm: Government under-reaction

New limits on health staffers planned

Nurses: Response put workers, patients at risk

How nurses interacted with patient

NY Giants briefed before Cowboys game

Ragland: Fumbles putting more lives at risk

CDC chief: Dallas needed 'more robust' team

County's price tag tops $1 million

Jenkins, Natinsky spar over response

Cruz: Ban travel from African nations

Editorial: What Presbyterian can teach

Koppel and Gordon: Learn, don’t blame

CDC changes care guidelines for hospitals

Hospitals, colleges stress safe nurse practices

Floyd: Presbyterian is canary in the coal mine

Landers: Improve every hospital’s practices

Confirmation of second case rattles Dallas

Floyd: Can we trust authorities?

Probe launched into how nurse was exposed

Dallas mayor was braced for a second case

Reactions to the second case

Information — and misinformation — flies

Medical records detail decline in final days

Gillman: Obama's balancing act

Dallas hospital may face state inquiry

Hospital e-records systems cited in failures

Lawsuit may be coming, family friend says

Lawsuit would likely meet with little success

Texans in Congress call for extra screenings

Ragland: Getting the word out in 13 languages

Hospital releases new details about treatment

Jenkins' high profile attracts praise, scorn

Cleanup company faces stigma of its own

Medical experts go over what-ifs

Care probably cost hundreds of thousands

Robberson: He did not have to die

County officials defend response

3 Dallas hospitals set up special isolation units

Dallas hospital under fire

Case shows even sound plans can fail

Presbyterian loses shot at national prize

Feds say mistakes shouldn’t cause worry

Hospital reverses explanation

Blood test delay may have violated guidelines

Ragland: Cracks in health care system

Dallas hospital saw long emergency waits

Isolation rooms integral to halting Ebola virus

Editorial: Dallas exposes weak link

Hospital knew man had been to West Africa

Suprun: Everyone needs to be vigilant

Hospital had made preparations for treatment

THE DISEASE

Vaccine testing to begin soon

Hydration helps Nigeria beat outbreak

Sirleaf: Liberia, other nations need investments

Fears, flu season collide

Blow: A word of caution on bits of 'wisdom'

Once cured, patients can’t become carriers

Churnin: Stay calm, reassure with kids

Floyd: Good sense will inoculate you

Yasmin: Don’t let fear overshadow the facts

Marcus: Never mind Ebola. Get a flu shot

Voorhees: Why don’t we have vaccine?

Goldberg: Real life less scary than Hollywood?

Nurses deserve best protection

WHO: West Africa cases could rise

Rosoff: Clinical trials needed for drugs

UT researchers: Overhauling questionnaires

Answers about the latest infection

Nurses know the risk is never zero

Transmission by floating droplets?

Beating virus calls for training, teamwork

D68 sickens nearly 700 across U.S.

Survivors susceptible to other strains

FW doctor: Surviving strengthened my faith

Negative test a relief for Dallas deputy

Disease detectives track down those exposed

Weiss: No need for conspiracy theories

Markman: Why we joke about terrible realities

Coast Guard steps up screening at ports

When modern medicine isn’t enough

Ambulance safeguards in place, officials say

Patient being treated with experimental drug

Is Perry or Cruz showing stronger leadership?

HP parents told Jenkins hasn’t created risk

Containment 'going well' in Dallas

Missteps raise questions about readiness

County health chief keeps public calm

Tracing disease contacts takes skill, tenacity

Will Ebola virus spread in Dallas? Not likely

Blow: Ebola shakes our detachment

Gillman: Obama carefully calibrating message

Pressure mounts for travel ban

Visa rule changes not in the works

Airlines: Ebola fears not affecting bookings

Airlines ensure passengers are safe

Mercy Ships in Liberia stalled

Floyd: You can choose science or crazy talk

Rick Perry, health officials offer reassurances

Case won’t prompt travel restrictions — yet

As fear spreads, so does information to calm it

EMS agencies more vigilant than ever

U.S. airline stocks drop on Ebola fears

Chowell-Puente: Ebola's relatively slow spread

Experts: Ebola’s arrival in U.S. was inevitable

Ragland: Panic will make it worse

Editorial: Dallas becomes ground zero

RESOURCES