It affects the heart, kidneys, glands, liver, adrenal glands.
When the liver is damaged, there is interference in the blood-clotting,
which causes major problems in the body... this is how it kills
It can be cured, but not killed. Yellow fever is a symptom, not a living thing. Essentially, you just asked if a person with yellow fever can be killed, and to that, I would have to answer yes.
Yes, yellow fever is often a fatal disease. It is a viral hemorrhagic disease related to others such as Ebola, Lassa, Dengue, Marburg and Junin. It has many symptoms similar to malaria and while the two diseases are often found in the same regions, they are quite different.
Like all hemorrhagic fevers, yellow fever does most of its damage through internal bleeding. There is no cure, and the treatment mainly consists of trying to keep the patient from going into cardiovascular shock and resulting multi-organ failure.
There is a completely effective vaccine for yellow fever, which ABSOLUTELY should be taken by anyone traveling into tropical and sub-tropical areas where the disease is known to exist, given that the disease is incurable once you have been infected.
Yellow fever is due to flavivirus, and though there are treatments, there is no cure for it. There is however a vaccine, which was invented by Max Theiler for which he won the nobel prize in medicine.
its not curable but survivable. if you survive it the you will never get it again.
yes it can it depends on how serious it is
Yes,in some cases.
The Yellow Fever Vaccination
Only 50% of the time.
Malaria and Yellow Fever killed most workers.
Yellow fever
killed people
I will take a guess but it is not a wild one. I believe the answer is disease and more specifically, malaria.
Malaria and Yellow fever
where yellow fever is not there
The frosts because it killed off the mosquitoes who were spreading the disease
totz jungle yellow fever
who dicoverd yellow fever?
Yellow fever is a mosquito-borne viral illness that killed many early colonists.
The Panama Canal workers suffered from deadly endemic diseases. These were known as yellow fever and malaria. These diseases practically disabled many and killed at least 20k workers in the 1880's.
An epidemic of yellow fever and cholera killed one-fifth of the population.