Common risk factors in the development of Marburg hemorrhagic fever include close contact with African fruit bats, human patients, or non-human primates infected with Marburg virus. Less common risk factors in the development of Marburg hemorrhagic fever include occupations (people who handle non-human primates from Africa) and travellers to endemic areas.

Common risk factors in the development of Marburg hemorrhagic fever include close contact with African fruit bats, human patients, or non-human primates infected with Marburg virus.^{[1]_Marburg_Hemorrhagic_Fever_(Marburg_HF)_|_CDC-2|[2]}

• Common risk factors in the development of Marburg hemorrhagic fever include close contact with infected:^{[1]_Marburg_Hemorrhagic_Fever_(Marburg_HF)_|_CDC-2|[2]}
  • African fruit bats
  • Human patients
  • Non-human primates

Less common risk factors in the development of Marburg hemorrhagic fever include:^{_Marburg_Hemorrhagic_Fever_(Marburg_HF)_|_CDC-2|[2]}

• Occupations (people who handle non-human primates from Africa)
  • Veterinarians
  • Laboratory workers
  • Quarantine facility workers
• Travellers to endemic area