People with suspected or confirmed viral hemorrhagic fever may be subject to public health measures
Guidance for public health partners on preparing for and managing viral hemorrhagic fevers
CDC recommendations for public health departments to prepare for and respond to domestic VHF cases
Screen the patient for Ebola symptoms and risk factors, then order appropriate laboratory tests.
VHFs can be confused with more common causes of febrile illness like malaria, flu, other infections
Learn more about safely collecting, transporting, and submitting specimens for VHF testing.
Additional Information
Health & safety guidance for U.S.-based organizations sending staff to outbreak areas
infection control guidance for commercial airlines with passengers with VHF signs and symptoms
Ebola-Specific Information
- Helping public health professionals find what they need to prepare for and respond to Ebola cases
- Learn about the current outbreak of Ebola disease affecting DRC and Uganda.