With the exception of yellow fever and Argentine hemorrhagic fever, for which vaccines have been developed, no vaccines exist that can protect against these diseases. Therefore, prevention efforts must concentrate on avoiding contact with host species. If prevention methods fail and a case of VHF does occur, efforts should focus on preventing further transmission from person to person, if the virus can be transmitted in this way.
Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome primary prevention
Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome secondary prevention
Marburg hemorrhagic fever secondary prevention
Viral hemorrhagic fever secondary prevention
Hemolytic-uremic syndrome primary prevention
Hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome medical therapy
Rocky Mountain spotted fever secondary prevention
Marburg hemorrhagic fever medical therapy