US EditionYellow Fever Triples in the Americas, According to WHO
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From December 29, 2024 to April 26, 2025 (with data from Ecuador, updated on May 2, 2025), five countries in Latin America reported 212 confirmed cases of yellow fever in humans, including 85 deaths (the mortality rate of 40%), the organization reported in a statement. Cases were reported from Bolivia, Brazil, [...] The post countries in Latin America reported cases of yellow fever first appeared on latinapress news.
Ministry of Health of Boyacá will hold a virtual information day on Yellow Fever During the session, the specific actions and responsibilities that each entity must assume in the context of this health emergency Tunja, May 16, 2025. (UACP) The Ministry of Health of Boyacá, through the Directorate of Promotion and Prevention, invites all the actors of the Health System in the department to participate in an information day pursuant to Resolution …
Data is from the WHO; cases were recorded in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru The post Yellow fever triples in the Americas appeared first on Monitor Mercantil.
Of the 212 cases confirmed by this condition, 85 of them have been fatal, representing a mortality rate of 40% In countries of the Americas, 212 confirmed cases of yellow fever have been reported in humans so far this year, representing a triple increase compared to the 61 confirmed cases reported in 2024, reported by the World Health Organization (WHO). These are data from 29 December 2024 to 26 April 2025, with data from Ecuador updated to 2 M…
WHO confirmed 212 human cases of yellow fever in five South American countries in 2025, with an alarming death rate of 40%. The post WHO alerts about an increase in cases of yellow fever in South America in 2025 appeared first on El Diario.
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