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Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.Yellow Fever VirusExplore TopicsSearchSearchClear InputFor Everyone* About* Causes and Spread* Prevention* Yellow Fever in Africa* Yellow Fever in South America* Yellow Fever Vaccine* Illness Info* View allHealth Care Providers* Clinical Features and Diagnosis* Treatment and Prevention* Vaccine Information for Healthcare Providers* Testing for Vaccine Adverse Events* View allPublic Health* Resources for Yellow Fever* Transmission* View allRelated Topics:Vector-Borne DiseasesView Allsearch close searchsearchYellow Fever Virus Menu CloseYellow Fever Virus MenusearchFor Everyone* About* Causes and Spread* Prevention* Yellow Fever in Africa* Yellow Fever in South America* Yellow Fever Vaccine* Illness Info* View All HomeHealth Care Providers* Clinical Features and Diagnosis* Treatment and Prevention* Vaccine Information for Healthcare Providers* Testing for Vaccine Adverse Events* View AllPublic Health* Resources for Yellow Fever* Transmission* View AllRelated Topics* Vector-Borne DiseasesView All Yellow Fever VirusAbout Causes and Spread Prevention Yellow Fever in Africa Yellow Fever in South America Yellow Fever Vaccine Illness Info View AllMay 15, 2024Preventing Yellow FeverKey points* Yellow fever virus is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito.* Yellow fever occurs in tropical and subtropical areas of Africa and South America.* The best way to prevent yellow fever is to prevent mosquito bites and get vaccinated before traveling, if vaccination is recommended for you.Prevention tipsYellow fever virus is spread to people through the bite of an infected mosquito. 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