Background: Yellow fever remains a significant public health threat in Nigeria’s North East, with recurrent outbreaks driven largely by suboptimal vaccination coverage. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends at least 80% population coverage to prevent yellow fever transmi...
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Research Article10.9734/ajrnh/2026/v9i1273
Background: Yellow fever remains a recurrent public health concern in Nigeria’s North East, where suboptimal vaccination coverage, ecological suitability for mosquito vectors, and health system constraints increase vulnerability to outbreaks. Community knowledge of symptoms, tran...
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Research Article10.9734/ajrnh/2026/v9i1270
Background: Yellow fever remains a significant public health concern in Nigeria’s North East, where recurrent outbreaks are driven by ecological, social, and infrastructural factors. Existing prevention and control strategies—including vaccination, vector control, and surveillanc...
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Research Article10.9734/ajmpcp/2026/v9i1388
Background: Yellow fever virus (YFV) remains a recurrent public health concern in Nigeria, particularly in the North East geopolitical region. Although an effective vaccine is available, continued outbreaks are shaped by ecological suitability for mosquito vectors, socioeconomic...
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Research Article10.9734/ajmpcp/2026/v9i1386