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Viruses are extremely unpredictable, as the worldwide Ebola outbreak last year proved. That outbreak highlighted a significant problem, and one whose reconciliation is firmly grounded in biblical truth. Here’s what I mean: When society makes the freedom of the individual ...

Ebola appears to be very good for business at Lakeland Industries Inc. (NASDAQ: LAKE), the manufacturer of hazmat suits which says it has received orders for 1 million of the outfits designed to shield people against biological hazards. Many of ...

Like many Americans, I am concerned about Ebola. And as a health care provider who regularly cares for seriously ill and dying patients who require specialized isolation procedures, I am very interested in ensuring the safety of the public, patients, ...

The biggest threat of Ebola to the United States and Canada could come not directly from West Africa, but from South and Central America. So says US Marine Corps General John F. Kelly, the head of the Pentagon’s Southern Command, ...

Months ago, long before the West African Ebola outbreak became international news, one American radio host pretty much predicted what the United States is experiencing right now. His name is Dave Hodges, and he’s the guest on this week’s edition ...

Updated 11:43 Eastern Further underscoring the belief that Ebola has gone airborne, a second Dallas hospital worker who cared for Thomas Eric Duncan has contracted the deadly virus, despite having worn a full-body protective suit that supposedly safeguards doctors and ...

A Texas healthcare worker who cared for Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan when he was alive has tested positive for the virus, demonstrating once again how Ebola can spread even when precautions are taken in the United States, among the ...

Despite the claims of politicians and experts, Ebola likely will keep spreading in the weeks and months ahead – and at rates that only can be described as frightening. The question we may need to be asking is not “will ...

America’s first case of Ebola hit right in the heartland — Dallas — and the virus continues spreading at a rapid pace across Africa and now Europe. Meanwhile, the CDC says 1.4 million people worldwide could catch Ebola by late ...

The Ebola outbreak in West Africa has now spread to the United States, but an even bigger nightmare may lay ahead: What if Ebola become airborne? Although the CDC maintains that the Ebola virus is only spread through “close contact” ...