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This got easily at the Government or municipal hospitals, here it is cheaper then the chemists.

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yellowfever and maleria are verysimilar but they arn't the exact same.

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200000. Very bad.

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I should think so because it had a devastating effect.

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Paracetamol and vitamin B-complex tablets are being administered in large quantities and patients are being advised to consume lots of fluids and take rest. It takes weeks and sometimes months for patients to be completely rid of the disease.

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well i don't know but it sounds bad

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Yellow fever vaccination is available in Port Health Organisation, Kochi on Wednesday and Friday. There Contact no. is +91 4842666060.


JAMES GEORGE

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because of abundance of other viruses like dengue infecting the vectors, i.e., mosquitoes

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Port Trust Hospital / Institute college

Paris, Opposite to Customs office,next to sedhu samuthram project house or MMD building.

CTC: 044-25260038

Days: Mon / Wed / before 10:30 should be there.Vacination fees 300/-as on march 2012.appoinments commencing at 9:30.completion 10:30.afterwards starts vacination. Must hold valid passport document.

Kings Institute

Guindy, Behind SPIC, Chennai

CTC: 044-22341026

Days: Fri / before 12:00 Hrs as per appointment given

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dengue fever is one of several viral diseases transmitted via an infected vector, namely the aedes aegypti mosquito. its seems logical to curb the mosquito carrier to prevent transmission to humans, however controlling mosquito populations has up to now been inadequate. vaccination is still years in the future, its development may offer a much effective way of preventing this disease. current dengue fever programs involves education, mosquito control and topical insect repellants- lowell n. avenido, md

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Please advise where to get yellow fever vaccination at Baroda(Vadodara)?

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2 to 3 weeks

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Generally not, unless the airport has a public health care facility with the vaccine in stock. In principle you should get shot with yellow fever vaccine a few days before travel, because sometimes adverse reactions occur. Furthermore, some countries where the vaccine is demanded upon entry, require at least 10 days elapsing between vaccination and entrance.

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The origins of yellow fever most likely lie in Africa. It is thought that the virus originated in East or Central Africa and spread from there to West Africa.

Many people believe that it initially was a fairly harmless virus that lived in monkeys and mosquitoes and it was only the arrival of Europeans at the dawn of the slave trade that caused the virus to jump into humans and thus spread to other continents.

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No. the species of mosquito that carries it is aedes aegypti, its stomach is more of a red.

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hi.... i once got the yellow fever vaccine in mumbai at the sea farers union..i hope they're still giving those vaccines !!
the address is
National Union of Seafarers of India, The Maritime Union of India
NUSI Bhavan, 4, Goa Street, Udyog Bhavan, 4 Floor,th
Ballard Estate, 29 Walchand Hirachand Marg,
Mumbai- 400 001. Ballard Estate, Mumbai- 400001
Tel: 22618368 / 9,
good luck !!

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German professor Johann Friedrich Blumenbach (1752-1840), one of the founders of what is referred to as "scientific racism", devised the 5-color racial typology for humankind (e.g., black people, white people). From this source came the category of yellow or Mongoloid race, in which Oriental Asians are placed. More can be learned at this Wiki:

http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_terminology_for_race#Western_classifications

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For the same reason White people are called White, Black people are called Black, Native Americans are called Red, and the Asians are called Yellow.

None of these are actually these colours.

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At a tour he was taking in south America

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See this http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/kenya.aspx

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it was very bad hundreds died from it

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It is 50-90 nanometers in size

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James Caroll

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At the Port Health Organization in Willingdon Island, Kochi. Its close to the Port Trust chairman's office. Take your passport along for verification.

Vaccination days: Wednesday & Friday. 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Fees: Rs 300.