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It’s popping up here and there, and that’s just what they’re admitting. Let’s hope it can be contained.

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From the excerpt: 'We are working with the Sacramento County Division of Public Health regarding a patient admitted to the Kaiser Permanente South Sacramento Medical Center who may have been exposed to the Ebola virus.

From another article: "Officials believe that a woman in New Mexico and an unidentified patient in California are unlikely to have the deadly virus, but the two individuals are being isolated and tested out of an abundance of caution."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2014/08/20/two-u-s-patients-are-in-isolation-awaiting-ebola-test-results/

Suspicions might be popping up, but besides the docs we brought home from Africa, there are zero confirmed reports of ebola in the US related to this current outbreak.

We were recently through parts of Europe and even the Italian cabbies were telling us they were getting lots of cases of Ebola from the African illegals.
Not admitted in the open in the news and such there because you could imagine what would happen to the tourist industry.

It can spread easily and lives outside of the body for a while.
Been around for decades I think.