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PAHO highlights surge in yellow fever cases across the Americas in 2025

PAHO highlights surge in yellow fever cases across the Americas in 2025

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The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has issued a new Rapid Risk Assessment (RRA) on yellow fever in the Americas which shows that the risk to public health remains high due to continued human cases in endemic countries of the Region.See the Story

More than Four Thousand Doses Against Yellow Fever and Influenza in Vaccination Mobiles in Antioquia

Influenza · Antioquia

More than Four Thousand Doses Against Yellow Fever and Influenza in Vaccination Mobiles in Antioquia

A positive response from the people of Antioquia was the presence of mobile vaccination vehicles arranged by the Ministry of Health and Social Inclusion, which during the last three weeks toured 24 municipalities of Antioquia classified as areas at risk of yellow fever, according to the Ministry of Health. The mobile one toured the municipalities of Antioquia. [...] The entry More than four thousand doses against yellow fever and influenza in va…Read Article

COE Records Two Cases of Yellow Fever in Sucumbíos

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In Sucumbíos there are 12,500 people who are susceptible to this disease, according to the MSPYellow Fever · Ecuador Read Article

Miracle in the ICU: Jaén Woman Succeeds in Overcoming Dengue and Yellow Fever

In the General Hospital of Jan, a patient managed to overcome dengue fever and yellow fever after ICU. Her recovery is an example of the importance of timely medical attention.Yellow Fever · Cajamarca Read Article

Yellow Fever: Peru Reports 33 Cases and 12 Deaths in 2025

According to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), between January 1 and April 12 of this year, 189 cases have been confirmed in countries such as Brazil, Colombia, Peru and Bolivia, with 74 deaths. In Peru, the number of cases confirmed is 33, of which 12 people have died.The most recent data shows that 90% of Peruvian cases are male and that the age group most affected is young people between 18 and 29 years of age.In parallel, in Ecuad…Vaccines · Colombia See the Story

Brazil rewilds urban forest with vaccinated brown howler monkeys

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Following a deadly yellow fever outbreak in 2016, brown howler monkeys are slowly making a recovery through targeted vaccination and reintroduction efforts in one of the world’s largest urban forests. The recovery is detailed in a Mongabay video by Kashfi Halford and a report by Bernardo Araujo. Brown howler monkeys (Alouatta guariba) are endemic to […]Yellow Fever · Brazil See the Story

Yellow Fever Resurgence Could Make COVID Look 'Pale' by Comparison

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Yellow fever is a dangerous mosquito-borne virus that, for hundreds of years, has caused sporadic, deadly outbreaks in the tropics of South America, Central America, and Africa.Yellow Fever See the Story

Yellow Fever Triples in the Americas, According to WHO

WHO notes that it is helping affected countries to implement coordinated measures to respond to cases and outbreaks of yellow fever.World Health Organization See the Story

Pertussis Cases Reported at C-K Middle School

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WAYNE — Some confirmed cases of pertussis, also called whooping cough, were reported at Ceredo-Kenova Middle School in Ceredo, according to a letter Wayne County Schools recently shared with the school’s families and other members of the public.Measles · Coahuila See the Story

Crime Limits Growth in Latin America, Says World Bank

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Crime Limits Growth in Latin America, Says World Bank A report from the World Bank brings a renewed focus to the impact of organized crime on economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean, highlighting the cyclical relationship between poverty and crime.The World Bank’s most recent Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Review (LACER) predicts the region will have the slowest economic growth in the world in the next two years, growin…Poverty See the Story

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