Oct 01 Watch Officials try to reassure public of Ebola containment while tracking possible exposures - Part 1 By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Oct 01 What we know so far about the U.S. Ebola case By Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press WASHINGTON — U.S. health officials have warned for months that someone infected with Ebola could unknowingly carry the virus to this country, and there is word now that it has happened: A traveler in a Dallas hospital became the first… Continue reading
Oct 01 Watch Dallas Ebola patient in "serious, but stable" condition By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Oct 01 As Medicare open enrollment nears, here's what we know so far By Michelle Andrews, Kaiser Health News Medicare beneficiaries who want to make changes to their prescription drug plans or Medicare Advantage coverage can do so starting Oct. 15 during the Medicare's program's annual open enrollment period. There will be somewhat fewer plans to pick from this… Continue reading
Sep 30 Watch News Wrap: First U.S. Ebola case diagnosed in patient infected in Liberia By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Sep 30 Watch When to let go? Families of patients on life support face painful choice By PBS News Hour Continue watching
Sep 30 U.S. troops arrive in West Africa to join fight against Ebola By Adelyn Baxter U.S. troops arrived in Liberia Monday to begin building a field hospital in the central part of the country following a pledge to send 3,000 soldiers to assist in the ongoing fight against Ebola in West Africa, Reuters reported. Continue reading
Sep 30 CDC's Frieden confirms first U.S. case of Ebola is in Dallas By Ellen Rolfes The first ever case of Ebola in the U.S. has been diagnosed in Dallas. Continue reading
Sep 30 What can be done to help parents of autistic adults? By Renée Gordon, Dr. Barry Gordon The picture you probably have in your mind of autism is that of a child. But autism is almost always -- if not always -- a condition that lasts for life. We are the parents of a 22-year-old young man… Continue reading