Zoonoses

Western countries scrambled to review safety measures at airports and borders amid a mounting wave of fear that West Africa's Ebola outbreak will spread worldwide

A second health worker at the Texas hospital where the first case of Ebola contamination on US soil occurred has tested positive for the disease, the state government said

As part of a broader plan by Greek authorities to avert potential cases of Ebola, the crew of all ships arriving at the cargo terminal of the country’s main port of Piraeus will be obliged to remain on board their vessels until the captain has filled out a special form with details of the ship’s route and all its stopovers.

BELGRADE: The movement of the residents of Serbia who have arrived from regions affected by Ebola is not restricted. They are in their houses.

The death rate in the Ebola epidemic raging in west Africa has reached around 70 percent, the World Health Organization said

A United Nations medical worker infected with Ebola virus while working in Liberia has died in a hospital in Germany.

German medical authorities said on Tuesday the man - a doctor from Sudan whose name has not been released - died overnight in St. Georg hospital in the city ofLeipzigdespite "intensive medical procedures".

A UN employee infected with the Ebola virus in west Africa has died after arriving in Germany last week for treatment, the hospital said Oct.14.

"There'll be no Ebola epidemic in Europe"

BELGRADE -- Serbian citizens "have no reason" to fear there will be an outbreak of Ebola as "control and prevention measures are being implemented to the greatest extent."

This is what head of the World Health Organization (WHO) Country Office in Serbia Miljana Grbić said on Monday....

BELGRADE - Serbian citizens have no reason to be afraid of an outbreak of Ebola because "control and prevention measures are being implemented to the greatest extent," Head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) Country Office in Serbia Miljana Grbic said Monday.

Some healthcare experts are bristling at the assertion by a top U.S. health official that a 'protocol breach' caused a Dallas nurse to be infected with Ebola while caring for a dying patient