Yellow fever vaccination centres in Guwahati?
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Are you the real Pooja Bedi? From Jhalak Dikhlaja?\n\nAnyways, here is a link you might find useful-\n\nhttp://www.traveldoctor.info/vaccinations/india.116.html\n\nAnd here is a PDF file with more comprhensive info:\nhttp://mohfw.nic.in/Annual0506/Chapter%2014%20medical%20relief%20&%20supplies.pdf
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look in the yellow pages for your city or countie's "department of health and human services"
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No, but they are both spread by mosquitoes. Yellow fever is spread by Aedes mosquitoes, but malaria is spread by Anopheles mosquitoes. Yellow fever is caused by a member of the Flavivirus family. Malaria is caused by parasites: Plasmodium falciparum, P. malariae, P. ovale\n\nYellow fever is vaccine-preventable. Malaria does not have a vaccine, but there are some prophylactic drugs and disease treatments.
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There are a lot, tihs is one of them.\n\nMid-Day Multimedia Ltd\nPeninsula Centre\nDr. S.S. Rao Road\nOpposite Mahatma Gandhi Hospital\nParel\nMumbai 400012\nIndia
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If you are near Delhi, go to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. Its one of the best in Asia.
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South Delhi Centre:\nVisitech Eye Centre\nR-13, Greater Kailash Part 1,\nNew Delhi - 110048\nTel : +91-11-41731777, 41731888 \n\n\nNorth Delhi Centre:\nVisitech Eye Hospital\n55 Ring Road, GTB Nagar, \nKings Way Camp, Delhi - 110009\nTel : +91-11-27607008, 27608006
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andhra surgicals ,\nnampally \n(abids to nampally )\nclose to sai prakash hotel
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One of the most common diseases in Africa is malaria, so there would be any number of ways to research that.  Also, I heard today on Ghanaian news that there has recently been a cholera outbreak in Accra.  There are any number of focuses you could choose.  You could work with child immunization (for polio or something similar), tuberculosis treatments, diabetes treatments, etc.  The field is wide open.
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Shree Mumbadevi Homoeopathic Hospital,\nIrla,\nR.G. Gadkari Road,\nIrla Naka\nVile Parle (west)\nMumbai (Bombay) 400056\ntel 91-22-6201135, fax 91-22-6243841\nhelpline@homeopathyinstitute.com
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Did you try looking on:  http://health.discovery.com/  ?\nTry looking there for information.\n\n:-)\n\nAlso found more info on this for you...\nhttp://staff.jccc.net/aalarabi/transmission.html
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Contact them.\nhttp://parkinsonindia.org/parkinsonsdisease.htm
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Yellow Fever\n\nYellow fever is a tropical disease that is spread to humans by infected mosquitoes. \nMany yellow fever infections are mild, but the disease can cause severe, life-threatening illness. \nYellow fever is found only in Africa and South America. \nYellow fever is preventable by immunization. Travelers to countries with yellow fever should get the yellow fever vaccine.  \n===================================\nWhat is yellow fever?\nYellow fever is a tropical disease that is spread to humans by infected mosquitoes.\n===================================\nWhat is the infectious agent that causes yellow fever?\nYellow fever is caused by the yellow fever virus.\n===================================\nWhere is yellow fever found?\n\nYellow fever is found only in parts of South America and Africa. There are two kinds of yellow fever, spread by two different cycles of infection.\n1.Jungle yellow fever is mainly a disease of monkeys. It is spread from infected mosquitoes to monkeys in the tropical rain forest. People get jungle yellow fever when they put themselves in the middle of this natural cycle and are bitten by mosquitoes that have been infected by monkeys. Jungle yellow fever is rare and occurs mainly in persons who work in tropical rain forests.\n\n2. Urban yellow fever is a disease of humans. It is spread by mosquitoes that have been infected by other people. Aedes aegypti is the type of mosquito that usually carries yellow fever from human to human. These mosquitoes have adapted to living among humans in cities, towns, and villages. They breed in discarded tires, flower pots, oil drums, and water storage containers close to human dwellings. Urban yellow fever is the cause of most yellow fever outbreaks and epidemics.\n===================================\nHow do people get yellow fever?\n\nPeople get yellow fever from the bite of an infected female mosquito. The mosquito injects the yellow fever virus into the bite.\n===================================\n What are the signs and symptoms of yellow fever?\n\nMany yellow fever infections are mild, but the disease can cause severe, life-threatening illness. Symptoms of severe infection are high fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, vomiting, and backache. After a brief recovery period, the infection can lead to shock, bleeding, and kidney and liver failure. Liver failure causes jaundice (yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes), which gives yellow fever its name.\n===================================\n How soon after exposure do symptoms appear?\n\nSymptoms start 3 to 6 days after being bitten by an infected mosquito.\n===================================\n How is yellow fever diagnosed?\n\nYellow fever is diagnosed by a blood test.\n===================================\n Who is at risk for yellow fever?\n\nPeople are at risk if they travel to an area where there is yellow fever in humans or monkeys and there are mosquitoes to spread the virus.\n===================================\n What complications can result from yellow fever?\n\nSevere yellow fever infections can be fatal.\n===================================\n What is the treatment for yellow fever?\n\nThere is no specific treatment for yellow fever. Persons with yellow fever should rest and drink plenty of fluids. They should be kept away from mosquitoes for the protection of others. Most people get better after a long recovery period.\n===================================\n How common is yellow fever?\n\nYellow fever is common in West and Central Africa and in parts of South America. Periodic epidemics in Africa lead to hundreds of thousands of cases. Yellow fever is a very rare cause of illness in U.S. travelers.\n===================================\n Is yellow fever an emerging or re-emerging infectious disease?\n\nYes. There has been a dramatic re-emergence of yellow fever in Africa and South America since the 1980s.\n===================================\nHow can yellow fever be prevented?\n\n1. Yellow feve
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Contact local Health Dept.
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Hi !!!\n\nThis is the site you are looking for: http://www.vaccinehaffkine.com\n\nAbout:\n"Dr. Waldemar Mordecai Haffkine, was born on 15th March, 1860 in Odessa, Russia. An illustrious disciple of Dr.Aleck Metchnikoff and Dr.Louis Pasteur, Dr Haffkine arrived in Calcutta in 1892 with a mission to tackle the problem of a Cholera epidemic. \n\n          He arranged for clinical trials of his vaccine and successfully helped to combat the dreadful disease from spreading further. When plague broke out in 1896, he was invited to set up a Plague Research Laboratory in Mumbai . It was later renamed as Haffkine Institute in 1925.With a view to expand the production activities and to meet the growing demands for medicines & life saving drugs, the Haffkine Institute was bifurcated by Government of Maharashtra in 1975 and the production activities were entrusted to HAFFKINE BIO-PHARMACEUTICAL CORPORATION LTD. , a fully owned Govt. of Maharashtra Company, registered under the Companies Act,1956."\n\n \n>>> Naveen Kumar
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GONOPROJATONTRI BANGLADESH
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go over to cookeville and visit the health dept. or just call them.  they should be able to direct you to the right place
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Try the Herbalshop near R A Bazaar in Lahore Cantt. \nThe Shop is just behind Sir Ch Zafar Ullah Khan's house.\nTake care and God Bless you !