TheBlaze.comWhat the Authorities Allegedly Found Out About the NYC Ebola Patient When ...TheBlaze.comIn a Sunday, Oct. 26, 2014 telephone interview with CNN, Hickox, the nurse quarantined at a New Jersey hospital because she had contact with Ebola patients in West Africa, said the process of keeping her isolated is “inhumane.” (AP/University of Texas ...and more »

KSDKWhy Americans are beating Ebola – and most Africans are not?KSDKIn West Africa, many patients never make it to the hospital. Hospitals have beds for only one in five Ebola patients in Liberia, according to the WHO. Doctors at Ebola treatment centers in Africa often lack personal protective equipment such as gloves ...and more »

Hometownlife.comLocal medical clinics, hospital prep for EbolaHometownlife.comThe Ebola virus, which has claimed thousands of lives in Africa in recent months as well as one death in Texas (someone returning from overseas), has had many medical groups on high alert in case it comes to certain areas of the United States. Arsiwala ...

KSDKIllinois issues 21-day Ebola quarantine orderKSDKCHICAGO (AP) - The Illinois Department of Public Health has announced a 21-day quarantine for those who've had direct contact with West Africa Ebola patients. Illinois' action on Friday follows that of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and New York Gov.and more »

MyCentralJersey.comSouth Bound Brook couple returning home to West AfricaMyCentralJersey.comBut after 18 months in Liberia, they were ready for a break — to rest, refuel, help raise funding for their small clinic and get the word out about what is happening in West Africa and what it is really like to live and work there. Initially, Jen ...and more »

Raw StoryJared Diamond: '150000 years ago, humans wouldn't figure on a list of the five ...Raw StoryWhy did westerners conquer the Americas, Africa and Australia, instead of the other way round? Diamond, who describes himself as a biogeographer, answers them in translucent prose that has the effect of making the world seem to click into place, each ...and more »

Raw StoryEbola death toll tops 4900 as virus spreads: WHORaw StoryA medical worker quarantined in New Jersey on her return from treating Ebola victims in West Africa was being evaluated in a hospital isolation ward on Saturday after new contagion-control safeguards were imposed for America's biggest urban center.and more »

ChristianTodayEbola death toll tops 4900 out of more than 10000 cases: WHOChristianTodayThe death toll from the Ebola epidemic rose to 4,922 out of 10,141 known cases in eight countries through Oct. 23, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday. The three worst-hit countries of West Africa - Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone ...and more »

USA TODAYEbola's spread to Mali sets back effort to halt virusUSA TODAYIncluding the case in Mali, the virus has affected six countries in West Africa, killing almost 5,000 people. Two of those countries — Senegal, Mali's other neighbor, and Nigeria — are considered Ebola-free after more than a month with no new infections.and more »

USA TODAYDallas nurse is Ebola-free: 'I feel fortunate and blessed'USA TODAYThe Dallas nurse being treated for Ebola at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md., is free of the virus and was discharged on Friday, the NIH says. Nina Pham appeared outside the hospital shortly before noon on Friday at a ...and more »

First NYC Ebola patient in stable conditionWWMT-TVDr. Craig Spencer caught the virus while treating Ebola patients in West Africa earlier this month. Family members say Spencer grew up in Gross Pointe Woods, Michigan, near Detroit, and graduated from the Wayne State School of Medicine. Cleaning crews ...and more »

Detroit Free PressEbola doc graduated from Grosse Pointe North, WSUDetroit Free PressAccording to Craig Spencer's Facebook page, he left for West Africa via Brussels in mid-September. A photo shows him in full protective gear. Spencer returned from Guinea more than a week ago and came down with a 103-degree fever and diarrhea ...First NYC Ebola patient in stable conditionWWMT-TVEbola doc slammed for subway ride, bowlingKSDKall 5,561 news articles »

Raw Story'These African b*tches!': With Ebola panic running high, black immigrants face ...Raw StoryIn California, doctors refused to examine a child believed to have been in contact with someone who traveled to West Africa but turned out to have no risk of Ebola, a nurses' association said. In Rhode Island, two women said they were disinvited to a ...and more »

How Ebola is fueling prejudice against gaysWashington Post (blog)The victims of the Ebola epidemic gripping parts of West Africa aren't just the ones who contracted the virus. The infrastructure of whole nations is at a breaking point; hospitals and doctors are being ... In early August, Oklahoma conservative ...and more »

USA TODAYTV host to New Yorkers: Don't eat Ebola-contaminated poopUSA TODAYSpencer is a New York emergency physician who recently worked with Doctors Without Borders treating patients in West Africa. As New Yorkers deal with the first case, the anchor said, "If you came across some strange mucus or feces or something out ...and more »

TheBlaze.comSick Doctor Who Recently Returned to NYC From West Africa Tests Positive for ...TheBlaze.comNEW YORK (AP) — An emergency room doctor who recently returned to the city after treating Ebola patients in West Africa has tested positive for the virus, becoming the first case in the city and the fourth in the nation. Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov ...and more »

Green Bay Press GazetteEvolution-creation film makes Wisconsin debut in Green BayGreen Bay Press GazetteGreen Bay is the only location in the state for the fall portion of the film release thanks to support from Lakeshore Communications-owned Christian radio station WORQ-FM in De Pere, better known as Q90 FM. Mike LeMay, Q90 FM general manager and ...and more »

KSDKEbola hits New York CityKSDKAndrew Cuomo said that a doctor who recently returned from West Africa, working with Doctors Without Borders treating Ebola patients, had tested positive for the infection. "There is no reason for New Yorkers to be alarmed,'' the mayor said. "Ebola is ...First NYC Ebola patient in stable conditionWWMT-TVall 5,561 news articles »

WWMT-TVScammers popping up to take advantage of Ebola fearsWWMT-TV(NEWSCHANNEL 3) - A doctor who traveled to West Africa for work is now being tested for Ebola. The 31-year-old man, who is now in New York, had quarantined himself after coming down with a fever and abdominal pains. Around noon Thursday, an EMS ...and more »

HallelsLondon Based Worship Central Releasing "Set Apart" Via Integrity MusicHallelsLondon's Worship Central are back with a brand new live worship album "Set Apart" on October 28. Released worldwide via Integrity Music, Worship Central features director Tim Hughes ("Here I Am To Worship") and team members Ben Cantelon ("Love ...

BBC NewsSwedish navy: 'We hate the fact something is in our waters'BBC NewsThe deputy chief of joint operations in the search for the a suspected foreign submarine in Sweden says they "hate the fact there is something in our waters". Sweden has been searching for several days for the unidentified object in their waters, but ...and more »

Matt McChlery: A worshipper and modern Christian soldierCross RhythmsLater on in the year, one of the old boys from the school who was now at university in Cape Town had started a band with some of his friends from church called Penguins In Africa. They played on all the beaches in South Africa. Because he was an old ...

WTVD-TVCary-based Christian radio organization heads up effort to battle Ebola in AfricaWTVD-TVTWR broadcasts in 165 counties and in 230 languages, but Sangho says it's tough to reach some parts of west Africa because Christian radio is not allowed. However, the magnitude of the crisis has encouraged even Muslim leaders to accept TWR Ebola ...

U.S. limits fliers from Ebola areas to 5 airportsKSDKWASHINGTON — The Department of Homeland Security announced Tuesday that all travelers from Ebola outbreak countries in West Africa will be funneled through one of five U.S. airports with enhanced screening starting Wednesday. Customs and Border ...and more »

ChristianTodayAfrica: Severe hunger will hasten the spread of EbolaChristianTodayThe spread of Ebola is being made worse by endemic poverty and hunger in parts of Africa, Christian Aid has warned. In Sierra Leone, families without access to enough food and water are being forced to leave their homes, which risks undermining ...and more »