We've heard of WM & BM with yellow fever.
We've also heard of WF with yellow fever too. But does it apply to HF? Sometimes I wonder if I'm like those white girls who have "yellow fever" except I'm literally half Asian so i guess it's different?
I would be the first person in the opening scene whose head exploded because of my calculus.
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" Non-Hispanic Black adults (49.6%) had the highest age-adjusted prevalence of obesity, followed by Hispanic adults (44.8%), non-Hispanic White adults (42.2%) and non-Hispanic Asian adults (17.4%)."
https://www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html
what develops the species of brainworm that makes people blame everything on the psychological effects of media instead of thinking about whats actually happening around us?
Hi everyone! This is my first post ever on Reddit so forgive me if I am posting in the wrong place - I am not up to speed on posting etiquette yet.
I am going to be travelling to Colombia after my stay in Costa Rica and will need a yellow fever vaccine for the area I am going to. Can anyone recommend somewhere in CR I could go to get a yellow fever vaccine (preferably around Quepos)? Also, does anyone know how much the vaccine costs in Costa Rica? They are quite pricey in Canada.
Thanks so much in advance.
I’m coming to visit Dar and potentially make a visit to Zanzibar but I’m finding mixed information regarding yellow fever (YF) vaccinations. I’m coming from UK, and making a plane change in Turkey. Am i required go have a YF vaccine to visit Dar or Zanzibar?
So, I recently got my GF into watching Supernatural, and she has been enjoying it since we started.
She is not, however, a big fan of horror, and jump scares in particular have a pronounced effect on her. Tonight, we reached Yellow Fever, and she LOVED it, especially Dean's reaction to the "cat in the locker" scare. She laughed for quite a while.
I just wanted to say not enough mention is made of Jensen's acting in this episode. Sure, everyone loves the Eye Of The Tiger bit at the end, but he kills the whole "ghost fever" terror throughout the episode. Just a phenomenal performance.
Hi, does anyone know where to get the vaccine for yellow fever in Ukraine? I need to do it to travel to Africa for my work but all hospitals posting ads of the vaccine told me that they don’t have it. If I the vaccine is not available in the country what’s the best choice to get the vaccine under this pandemic? Thank you in advance for your kind support!
Hello guys, I will be traveling to Brazil in about 12 days and will be staying for about 2 weeks. I will be visiting Sao Paolo, Rio, Florianopolis, and Iguazu falls. Is the yellow fever virus still around, do you recommend vaccination or will I do fine with just bug repellent and netting? What about other mosquito-transmitted diseases?
I need to get the yellow fever vaccine for future travel. And I don’t really want to pay $400 for it from passport doctor. Walgreens offers it but they won’t tell me a base price though no insurance covers it. But I would have to make an appointment to get a price.
Basically all I’m asking is if anyone gotten their vaccine there and what was the price range? I know it differs depending on where you live. So a range would be fine! Or maybe other suggestions! 🙂
Probably not the top of the list when people think of debilitating illnesses, but it’s caused more stress and strife then drugs or booze ever did.
For 20 years no Asian girl in a 50 miles radius was safe from me 😱
- Love how you don't know to begin with if the dog is dangerous somehow
- Rock Ridge, Colorado; Agents Tyler & Perry
- Is Dean squeamish over the corpse because of the sickness? I don't need ghost sickness to be uneasy around strange teenage boys
- To be fair >!Zelena!< probably would be out to get you
- Love how Dean panics that he's haunted. Very in character for someone who dislikes the supernatural. Also love the device of the hallucinated insulting words. What Dean doesn't know is, if he dies again >!he'll be resurrected again!<
- I think of the scream scene whenever I see a sudden cat
- Dean's word choice of 'nutty' - he's being wholesome again. He's often wholesome, and often adorable
- This is another episode that emphasises the poignancy of 'the evil that men do'
- Dean's not totally wrong that what they do is insane. For me what's wrong with it is hunters don't organise more as a community. His rant here reminds me of >!Buffy!< in the Season 1 finale
- I don't think you can become a >!Prince of Hell!<
- I love how Bobby subverts the redneck stereotype
- Police corruption is a big deal, Frank. I don't see him >!going to Heaven!< within the show's universe, much though I believe in forgiveness
- This girl is great at playing creepy. First reveal that it's been 40 years. The 'ba boom' scene is very unsettling to watch, speaking as a person who has suffered a lot of panic attacks
- I never noticed before that Sam's eyes flash yellow again when he asks what Dean saw
- Dean always has to be the person who can handle everything, the protector. Maybe that's why I relate to him so much
- Ever since this end scene I always incorporate leg work into air guitar
Well, that's it for the Christmas notes. I'll leave you tonight with a Christmas song lyric that I think it would be fitting to say to the brothers:
I wish you a hopeful Christmas
I wish you a brave New Year
All anguish, pain and sadness
Leave your heart and let your road be clear
I dont think I am going to manage to get vaccinated before arriving in Bangkok so wondering if anyone know which vaccinations are essential and where is cheapest to get them?
Many thanks in advance!
Was Yellow Fever something that presented a problem to militaries in the Pacific War of World War II? Was it something that caused a considerable number of casualties like in previous wars? Did it affect American troops? British Commonwealth troops? Chinese troops? Japanese troops? Dutch troops?
Yellow fever is a viral infection caused by a certain type of mosquito. The infection is most common in parts of Africa and South America, affecting people who are traveling there and native people of those areas.
In some cases, yellow fever leads to fever, headache, nausea, and vomiting. But it can become more severe, causing heart, liver, and kidney illness. Almost 50% of people with the very severe form of yellow fever lost their life due to this.
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