Students will be introduced to the concept of viral hemorrhagic fevers, the diverse array of viruses responsible, their geographical distribution, and the historical significance of notable outbreaks.

Students will explore the factors contributing to the spread of VHF-causing viruses, modes of human-to-human transmission, and the importance of early recognition and containment.

Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the mechanisms by which VHF-causing viruses infiltrate and hijack host cells, the cascading effects on the immune system, and the resulting clinical manifestations.

Students will learn to recognize symptoms, laboratory findings, and diagnostic criteria for various VHF-causing viruses and explore challenges in differential diagnosis and timely testing.

Students will examine available therapeutic options, infection control principles, and the coordination of multidisciplinary teams in providing comprehensive care for VHF patients.

Students will analyze socioeconomic and political factors influencing the spread and containment of VHF outbreaks, the role of international organizations, and the development of preventive measures.