Ebola

An American doctor who recovered from Ebola developed serious eye problems months later, as a result of the virus lingering in the eye, according to a new report of the case.

The Ebola virus can live on surfaces in hospitals for up to two weeks, a new study suggests.

The Ebola virus can remain in semen for longer than previously thought, and men who survive the disease should always use a condom during sex, the CDC says.

A new Ebola vaccine study starting in Sierra Leone will test the vaccine in thousands of people who are working to fight the epidemic, health officials said today.

The U.S. could have seen more than a dozen Ebola cases monthly during the height of the epidemic last year, according to a new study.

Young children who get Ebola may be more likely to die from the virus than older children or adults who are infected, according to a new study.

The number of new Ebola cases in West Africa last week was the lowest it has been in 2015, health officials said today.

Health officials have made tremendous progress in fighting Ebola recently, but there are enough cases still occurring to restart the whole epidemic, experts say.

Another U.S. healthcare worker who was working in Africa has tested positive for Ebola, and is returning to the U.S. for treatment, health officials say.