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anyone who isn't immune to yellow fever or hasn't received a vaccination is susceptible to yellow fever if bitten by a mosquito that has bitten a monkey or person carrying the virus. there was a massive yellow fever epidemic in 1793 in Philadelphia where over 5,000 people died and were thrown into ditches so that it wouldn't be spread around. Then another one in Memphis in 1878 though not limited to those two cities. it is found all over the world and is responsible for 30,000 deaths annually in unvaccinated regions.
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Who was the first person to discover yellow fever?
Walter Reed
How does a person get yellow fever?
how
If a person get yellow fever can he get it again?
No.
Was yellow fever cured?
Yes,in the book yellow fever 1793 at the end it was cured by the first frost and yellow fever was over
Who was the person most affected with yellow fever?
the person most affected by yellow fever was all the kids under 15 years old.
When was yellow fever first discovered?
humans didnt have writen records when yellow fever was first dicovered
Witch famous people died in the yellow fever in 1793?
the famous person who died from the yellow fever is James
What do you look like when you have yellow fever?
Yellow fever gives off chills, palness, bloodshot eyes, andsick motions, so a weary person with these signs could have yellow fever
Does person visiting Germany require vaccination for yellow fever?
No, yellow fever vaccination is not a requirement for someone visiting Germany.
Where was yellow fever?
Yellow Fever was first started in Africa. Then from there it just started to spread. Hope that answers that.
What is a word that starts with the letter x and has to do with yellow fever?
A person's skin may turn yellow as a result of liver damage from yellow fever. The person's skin could be described as xanthic which means having a yellow color.
When did the first doctor dieginos a person for yellow fever?
The first successful vaccination against yellow fever was developed by Dr. Max Theiler in the 1930s, but prior to that, yellow fever was a significant public health threat in the 19th century. The first known deaths from yellow fever can be traced back to outbreaks in the late 17th century, particularly in places like the Americas. However, the specific question regarding "doctor dieginos" seems unclear or may contain a typographical error, as there is no widely recognized historical figure by that name associated with yellow fever.
