Yellow fever joins other diseases — malaria, dengue, leishmaniasis — that were once confined to the tropics, but have now spread northwards into the US due to a warming climate.

Yellow fever appears to be on the rise internationally, due to a decreased immunity to infection among local populations, deforestation, climate change, and high-density urbanization.

The characteristics of yellow fever (YF)-related myocardial damage. Skip to content. Menu. ... (YFV)-antigens in the myocardium. However, the pathophysiology of myocardial damage is not clear.

SCIENTISTS have warned that yellow fever (YF), a deadly disease spread by mosquitoes, could cause a global pandemic. They said spread of the blood-sucking critter that carries the hemorrhagic disea… ...

Ricciardi et al. isolated 489 antibodies from memory B-cells extracted from the sera of over 1,200 Yellow Fever virus vaccinees. They selected 38 candidates based on their high neutralizing ...

Yellow fever and malaria kept colonisers out of much of Africa for centuries. ... Pathogenesis shows a microbial world that is as complex, dynamic, and alive as the human one, ...

The yellow fever vaccine could help protect you from the yellow fever virus in high risk countries. Learn more about where it's given, how long it lasts, and the possible side effects.

The yellow fever vaccination using the live-attenuated YF17D vaccine is one of the most effective immunizations available. A single dose provides long-lasting protection against the disease.

Yellow fever is transmitted to people through mosquito bites. While the majority of people infected with yellow fever will not develop any symptoms, others will develop nonspecific mild viral symptoms ...