Ebola (Ebola Virus Disease)

Infographics & Illustrations

Facts about Ebola in the U.S. Infographic (English)

Facts about Ebola in the U.S. virus infographic

Ebola Basics Infographic

Infographic explaining the basics of Ebola

What is Contract Tracing? Infographic

What is Contract Tracing Infographic

Healthcare Workers: Could it be Ebola? Factsheet

Factsheet—Healthcare Workers: Could it be Ebola?

Rural Clinic Illustration

Rural Clinic Illustration

Rural Clinic Illustration #2

Rural Clinic Illustration #2

Stopping the Ebola Outbreak Infographic

Stopping the Ebola Outbreak (Infographic)

Is It Flu or Ebola? Infographic

Is It Flu or Ebola?

CDC's Ongoing Work to Contain Ebola in West Africa Infographic

CDC's Ongoing Work to Contain Ebola in West Africa

Images showing individual symptoms of Ebola

The full set of Ebola symptoms images are available as a download in a male set zip icon[Zip – 9.87MB] and a female set zip icon[Zip – 8.5MB].

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Bloody nose

Ebola symptom: bloody nose

Diarrhea (bloody)

Ebola symptom: bloody diarrhea

Diarrhea (non-bloody)

Ebola symptom: diarrhea (non-bloody)

Exhaustion

Ebola symptom: exhaustion

Fever

Ebola symptom: Fever

Headache

Ebola symptom: Headache

Lost appetite

Ebola symptom: Lost appetite

Muscle pain

Ebola symptom: Muscle pain

Red eyes

Ebola symptom: Red eyes

Skin rash

Ebola symptom: Skin rash

Stomach pain

Ebola symptom: stomach pain

Vomiting

Ebola symptom: Vomiting

Bloody nose

Symptoms: Bloody nose

Diarrhea (bloody)

Symptoms: Diarrhea (bloody)

Diarrhea (non-bloody)

Symptoms: Diarrhea (non-bloody)

Exhaustion

Symptoms: Exhaustion

Fever

Symptoms: Fever

Headache

Symptoms: Headache

Lost appetite

Symptoms: Lost appetite

Muscle pain

Symptoms: Muscle pain

Red eyes

Symptoms: Red eyes

Skin rash

Symptoms: Skin rash

Stomach pain

Symptoms: Stomach pain

Vomiting

Symptoms: Vomiting

Page last reviewed: December 9, 2020

Content source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID), Division of High-Consequence Pathogens and Pathology (DHCPP), Viral Special Pathogens Branch (VSPB)