Vaccination

Vaccination

Yellow Fever: Transmission and Prevention
Yellow Fever is an infectious disease caused by the Flavivirus and transmitted through the bite of infected mosquitoes — primarily Aedes spp., Haemagogus spp., and Sabethes spp. These mosquitoes can bite throughout the day, especially in the morning and late afternoon.
Early Signs of Polio You Shouldn’t Ignore
Polio may sound like a disease of the past, but this virus has not been completely eradicated. It still poses a health threat, especially to children without complete immunization. Since there is no cure for polio, the only way to protect yourself is through vaccination.
Beware of RSV: The Respiratory Virus That Lurks in Older Adults
RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) may not be as well-known in the general public as the flu or COVID-19, but this virus is a common cause of respiratory tract infections. It can be serious, especially for infants and the elderly. With the rise in cases worldwide, we must learn more about RSV, including its transmission, at-risk groups, and prevention.
Know the Difference Between Flu and Cold
You feel unwell. You've been sneezing all day. Your nose starts running. And today you develop a fever and chills. Are these symptoms of a common cold or a flu that needs to be treated more seriously?