The Importance of Coordinated Actions in Preventing the Spread of Yellow Fever to Human Populations: The Experience from the 2016-2017 Yellow Fever Outbreak in the Northeastern Region of São Paulo State

<div>Satellite image of the study site with georeferenced notifications, between October 2016 and April 2017. Numbers 01 to 15 correspond to the sequence of notifications received during the period. Red dots represent animals that recently died, carcasses, or bones (<i>Alouatta caraya</i> species). The green dot represents an animal that recently died (<i>Sapajus nigritus</i> species). A purple dot represents a carcass of the <i>Callithrix penicillatta</i> (12) and <i>C. jacchus</i> (15) species. Source: Google Earth, 2019.</div>

Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology

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Figure 2: The Importance of Coordinated Actions in Preventing the Spread of Yellow Fever to Human Populations: The Experience from the 2016-2017 Yellow Fever Outbreak in the Northeastern Region of São Paulo State 

Figure 2 | The Importance of Coordinated Actions in Preventing the Spread of Yellow Fever to Human Populations: The Experience from the 2016-2017 Yellow Fever Outbreak in the Northeastern Region of São Paulo State 