A central North Carolina teen is critically ill with a rare amoeba-related brain infection.
Experts say several crises combine to make the Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo difficult to contain.
People become infected by breathing in contaminated mist or vapor, not through person-to-person contact, DHHS says.
The child developed symptoms of measles before Christmas and has since recovered, NCDHHS says.
Anyone who was in Terminal 2 at RDU on that day could have been exposed to measles and should monitor for symptoms.
NCDHHS has confirmed a case of tuberculosis in Wake County.