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Second Intentional Exposure INTERNATIONAL HEALTH DIVISION 29 in the Rockefeller Foundation Annual Report for 1934. The definition of jungle yellow fever has had to be widened. Jungle yellow fever may be defined as yellow fever occurring in rural, jungle, or fluvial zones in the absence of Aedes aegypti. Jungle yellow fever has now been observed long and thoroughly enough for its clinical identity with the type transmitted by Aedes aegypti to be firmly established. Cases of every degree of severity were seen in jungle yellow fever, just as in urban yellow fever. As seen tinder the microscope, the damages to the liver are identical. The virus in jungle cases when inoculated into mice or monkeys gives exactly the same results as does the urban virus. The characteristic difference between jungle yellow fever and the yellow fever of the urban type transmitted by the aegypti mosquito is that the former is acquired away from houses, whereas the latter is transmitted by a domestic mosquito and contracted in the house itself. This gives rise to an entirely different distribution of cases in the population. The urban fever occurs to about the same extent among females as among males, but the jungle fever is much more common among men. In the jungle cases the peak of distribution occurs at about the age of twenty-five, while in the urban type people are attacked at all ages. In one area this jungle type of yellow fever is © 2003 The Rockefeller Foundation
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University of Pennsylvania, Philade
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State Central School of Nursing, Bu
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PAGE Hughes, Thomas P. 62 Humanitie
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PAGE Krogh, August 129 Kumm, Henry
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PAGE Ohio 6,7,117,232,254,271,309,3
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