Scientists are raising the alarm that yellow fever, a dangerous disease transmitted by mosquitoes, could become the cause of a global pandemic. The rise in urbanization and the increase in travel ...

Aedes-borne viruses like dengue are surging in Europe due to climate change, urbanization, and global travel. 2024 cases surpassed the past 15 years, signaling a shift toward endemic outbreaks.

Yellow fever is an acute viral hemorrhagic disease, endemic in tropical areas of Central and South America, such as Colombia. It can cause fever, muscle pain, headache, or nausea and, in the most ...

and a 2016 study found that 60 million unvaccinated people traveled to or from YF-endemic countries to areas infested with yellow fever mosquitoes. Travel by unvaccinated individuals from or to YF ...

Historically, yellow fever has been endemic in parts of Africa and south and central America - but vaccines and mosquito control helped control it. However, the disease is resurfacing in Africa ...

The feverish diseases dengue and chikungunya could soon become endemic in Europe as the tiger mosquitoes that transmit these ...

Colombia has declared a national health and economic emergency over a deadly yellow fever ... which typically causes fever, muscle pains, nausea and headaches, is endemic to multiple countries ...

The CDC recommends vaccination at least 10 days before travel to endemic areas. While Costa Rica is not endemic for yellow fever, authorities emphasize mosquito bite prevention to reduce risks from ...

Yellow Fever, endemic to parts of Africa and South America, has no specific antiviral treatment. However, a single dose of the vaccine offers lifelong immunity, making vaccination an essential ...

The Foreign Office has updated its travel advice for one country, amidst an increased number of yellow fever cases. While the UK Government department warns against 'all but essential travel to ...