DesMoinesRegister.com'Drum Out Ebola' concert to raise money for the causeDesMoinesRegister.comThe event's organizers are First Christian Church music director Ben Allaway and members of the Tubabu Drum Ensemble, who invited other area drum groups to honor the drumming traditions from the area of West Africa which has been struggling the ...

KSDKNIH Director: Ebola vaccine was delayedKSDK"But nobody knew that 2014 was going to be the year when this happened and I don't think anybody expected the outbreak was going to be as horrendous as it is in West Africa." Collins also said he is troubled to see his views turned into a political story.and more »

KSDKCDC chief: Ebola not 'significant' threat to U.S.KSDK"It is not transmitted easily, and it does not spread from people who are not ill, and cultural norms that contribute to the spread of the disease in Africa – such as burial customs and inadequate public health measures – are not a factor in the United ...First Dallas nurse moved to Maryland as Congress grills health professionalsWWMT-TVCDC urges all US hospitals to 'think Ebola'Florida Times-Unionall 18,553 news articles »

Hallels'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice': The Action Rises Back in 2016HallelsAccording to Batman-News, the movie is originally scheduled to do the filming in Africa. However, the ongoing Ebola virus epidemic in the place changed the plan to shooting in New Mexico as a replacement filming location. The desert in Mexico will be a ...and more »

USA TODAY5 things you need to know ThursdayUSA TODAY1. Stricter Ebola screenings begin at more U.S. airports. Following in New York's JFK International Airport's footsteps, enhanced screenings for the Ebola virus will begin Thursday at four additional airports across the country. Dulles International ...and more »

Raw StoryVladimir Putin accuses Obama of 'attempts to blackmail' RussiaRaw Story... strongman took issue with Obama's speech at the United Nations General Assembly last month, when he listed “Russia's aggression” in eastern Ukraine among top global threats, along with Islamic State jihadists and the Ebola outbreak in western Africa.and more »

Focus on the Family denounces broadcaster's controversial Ebola commentsColorado Springs GazetteBroadcaster Rick Wiles said on his "Trunews" program that the Ebola outbreak, which has killed thousands of people, primarily in West Africa, "may be the great attitude adjustment that I believe is coming." "Ebola could solve America's problems with ...

Focus on the Family denounces broadcaster's controversial Ebola commentsColorado Springs GazetteBroadcaster Rick Wiles said on his "Trunews" program that the Ebola outbreak, which has killed thousands of people, primarily in West Africa, "may be the great attitude adjustment that I believe is coming." "Ebola could solve America's problems with ...

Raw StoryFox pundit's ugly racial rant blames Obama's 'affiliation' with Africa for ...Raw StoryDr. Keith Ablow, the resident psychiatrist at Fox News and a member of the network's Medical A-Team, declared this week that President Barack Obama was allowing Ebola into the United States because his “affiliations” and “affinities” were more with Africa.and more »

USA TODAYLanguage, cultural disconnects fuel Ebola fearUSA TODAYWhen the Chinese community in New York City developed a sudden and irrational fear of Ebola-carrying salmon last week, New York Hospital Queens fielded the strange calls and quashed the rumor. You can't get Ebola from the fish, hospital staff assured ...and more »

USA TODAYEbola virus: 5 major protocols for health care workersUSA TODAYThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends a protocol for hospitals to follow when they deal with a known or suspected case of Ebola. It details everything from what health workers should wear to how a body infected with Ebola should be ...and more »

USA TODAYEbola fight takes a community-wide responseUSA TODAYDALLAS — Containing the Ebola virus in a major U.S. city requires more than just a trained hospital staff and good equipment. It takes a long list of people and companies, from clean-up firms willing to haul away Ebola-infected waste to landlords ...

USA TODAYNew Ebola vaccine study has begun in MarylandUSA TODAYOnly the current Ebola outbreak in West Africa, the biggest in history, has succeeded in moving experimental drugs and vaccines into larger clinical trials. There are no approved drugs or vaccines on the market, so several Ebola patients have received ...and more »

USA TODAYEbola could hit 10000 cases per week in Africa; US steps up responseUSA TODAYThe Ebola epidemic in West Africa could reach 10,000 cases a week and U.S. health officials are promising dramatic response to any new domestic outbreaks that signal intercontinental spread of the deadly virus. The Centers for Disease Control will send ...2nd Health care worker tests positive for Ebola in the USWWMT-TVInfected Dallas nurse ID'd; gets transfusion from Ebola survivorKSDKNew Ebola case raises worries about US hospitalsDetroit Free PressFlorida Times-Unionall 18,553 news articles »

Detroit Free PressWHO: In 2 months, expect 10000 Ebola cases a weekDetroit Free PressWHO increased its Ebola death toll tally to at least 4,447, nearly all of them in West Africa, and the group said the number of probable and suspected cases was 8,914. Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia have been hardest hit. Aylward said WHO was very ...and more »

USA TODAYWhy Ebola may pose a greater threat in the ICUUSA TODAYThe unusual nature of the Ebola virus can make it a grave threat to those who have the most intimate contact with patients' bodies — health care workers in intensive care units, family caregivers and mortuary workers — even though the disease doesn't ...and more »

KSDKInfected Dallas nurse ID'd; gets transfusion from Ebola survivorKSDKThe hospital released a statement saying the patient had no fever, a common symptom of Ebola, but did report recent casual contact with a traveler from West Africa. Across the nation, health care professionals evaluated how best to treat U.S. Ebola ...and more »

USA TODAYInfected Dallas nurse ID'd; gets transfusion from Ebola survivorUSA TODAYHealth officials scrambled to learn how a Dallas health care worker caught Ebola at a Texas hospital where she had cared for a man who died from the deadly virus. The woman was identified Monday as nurse Nina Pham, her family confirmed. Pham, 26 ...2nd Health care worker tests positive for Ebola in the USWWMT-TVNew Ebola case raises worries about US hospitalsDetroit Free Pressall 18,553 news articles »

ZooBoo kicks off at Binder Park ZooWWMT-TVThis year's festivities include games, rides, animals and trick-or-treating. You can even experience the scarier side of the zoo with the addition of "Haunted Africa," which is a haunted safari on Friday and Saturday nights. The Great ZooBoo runs ...and more »

Mission team blogs from Africa on water well progressEdmond Sun (blog)EDITOR'S NOTE: Edmond resident Mark Nash is one member of a mission team sponsored by First Christian Church of Edmond that is currently in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Africa, partnered with Disciples4Water. The mission is to drill several water ...

Fight against Ebola continuesWWMT-TVThe CDC is now calling on the nation's hospitals to keep an eye out for Ebola symptoms in any patient who has been in West Africa. A Texas nurse, identified as Nina Pharm, recently became the first person to contract the virus in The United States ...and more »

USA TODAYCatholic bishops show new tolerance toward gaysUSA TODAYROME — Catholic bishops expressed unprecedented tolerance toward homosexuality and divorce in a document released Monday, a remarkable shift led by Pope Francis that could end the church's rigid stance on those issues. The new openness to gay ...and more »

Jason Gray's tour to come to MarshallThe Marshall Democrat-News"Remind Me Who I Am," "I Am New" and "More Like Falling in Love" are other songs which have had frequent airplay on Christian radio. Gray was born with a speech disorder ... Gray was honored as one of "Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans" in 2003 by the ...

Nurse in isolation, undergoing Ebola treatmentsWWMT-TVThe CDC says the nurse had extensive contact with Duncan, who came down with symptoms after arriving in the U.S. from Africa. He died last week. The CDC says the nurse wore gloves, a gown, a mask, and a shield while caring for him -- but still a ...and more »

LGBT activists protest British preacher who backed Ugandan anti-gay lawPinkNews.co.ukHe was targeted today by activists from the African LGBTI Out & Proud Diamond Group, with protesters chanting “Preach love not hatred” and “Shinners keep your hate out of Africa.” The protesters called on Mr Shinners to retract the statements he had ...and more »