Ebola

Genalyte Unveils 10-minute Ebola Test That it Says Also Detects 14 Other Fever-Causing Pathogens

Tue Dec 2, 2014 11:46 pm Cardinal News

CNN’s Jake Trapper interviews Cary Gunn, Genalyte Founder and CEO, who explains a rapid response blood test that can detect the deadly Ebola virus and other fever-causing pathogens — including those that cause Lassa Fever, […]

Illinois Department of Public Health Recently Tested an Individual for Ebola — Had Fever and History of Travel to Liberia

Mon Dec 1, 2014 06:51 pm Cardinal News

On Saturday November 29, 2014 the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) Director Dr. LaMar Hasbrouck announced negative Ebola test results for a person who reported having a fever with a history of having travelled […]

Quarantined Ebola Nurse: Should She Comply or Fight?

Wed Oct 29, 2014 10:03 pm Cardinal News

Kaci Hickox is facing a mandatory quarantine in Maine after treating Ebola patients in West Africa. Jean Casarez reports. She was held in a tent at Newark Liberty Airport with full support and Internet access. […]

Illinois Governor Quinn Signs Mandatory Quarantine Order for People with Recent History of Direct Contact with Ebola Victims

Sat Oct 25, 2014 02:46 pm Cardinal News

People who arrive in Illinois after having direct contact with a person infected with the Ebola virus in the three African countries of Liberia, Guinea or Sierra Leone will be required to undergo a mandatory […]

Ebola in New York: Doctor Who Served in Africa, “Reckless” After He Returns to US

Fri Oct 24, 2014 08:11 am Cardinal News

Escort of physician with Ebola in New York City. The first Ebola patient in New York City has been announced Thursday night. Dr Craig Spencer served in West Africa, and returned to the United States […]

Two Sick Passengers from Liberia Arrive at O’Hare Tuesday, Screened Negative For Ebola

Tue Oct 21, 2014 10:26 pm Cardinal News

Two passengers who arrived at O’Hare International Airport on Tuesday from Liberia were under observation at University of Chicago Medical Center and Rush University Medical Center as part of the Chicago’s infectious disease protocols designed […]

Another Ebola Public Health Failure: 2nd Nurse with Ebola Had Fever; Shouldn’t Have Been Flying in Public Transportation Anyway

Wed Oct 15, 2014 01:43 pm Cardinal News

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced earlier Wednesday that the second health care worker — a nurse who had cared for the deceased Thomas Eric Duncan — flew from Cleveland to Dallas on […]

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Ebola

Genalyte Unveils 10-minute Ebola Test That it Says Also Detects 14 Other Fever-Causing Pathogens

Illinois Department of Public Health Recently Tested an Individual for Ebola — Had Fever and History of Travel to Liberia

Quarantined Ebola Nurse: Should She Comply or Fight?

Illinois Governor Quinn Signs Mandatory Quarantine Order for People with Recent History of Direct Contact with Ebola Victims

Ebola in New York: Doctor Who Served in Africa, “Reckless” After He Returns to US

Two Sick Passengers from Liberia Arrive at O’Hare Tuesday, Screened Negative For Ebola

Another Ebola Public Health Failure: 2nd Nurse with Ebola Had Fever; Shouldn’t Have Been Flying in Public Transportation Anyway

CNN Debate Whether Ebola Could Go Airborne While Infectious Disease Experts on CIDRAP Warn Respiratory Protection Needed

Second Health Care Worker Tests Positive for Ebola in Dallas; Third United States Diagnosis

CDC Confirms Ebola Infected Nurse, Blames Procedures, Nurse Not Happy for Lack of Training

Dallas Ebola Patient Thomas Eric Duncan Dies

Precaution: Doctor Exposed to Ebola in Sierra Leone Transferred to NIH Isolation Unit

Ebola Outbreak Expands; CDC Goes to Level 1 Activation

First Ebola-Infected Patient Arrives in United States and Western Hemisphere; Risk vs Compassion

US Warns Against Traveling to Ebola-Infected Areas — Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia in West Africa

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