Question

, it can be understood that if you get sick with malaria or yellow

fever, your chances of survival are

A. terrible

B. mediocre

C. good

D. excellent​

Answer 1

Answer:

a. terrible is the answer

Answer 2

The chances of survival if an individual gets sick with malaria or yellow fever are mediocre (B).

• Advances in modern medicine, a gradual increase in the quality of life, as well as a broadened access to healthcare have improved the chances of survival in cases of malaria and yellow fever immensely
• Up until the early 2000s, getting infected with malaria or yellow fever was practically a death sentence
• Early diagnostic modalities and medical intervention have vastly improved the chances of survival
• The differences in prognosis according to age, quality of life, and overall patient history must also be kept in mind
• Prophylactic vaccination against yellow fever, especially if an individual is in an endemic zone is of utmost importance
• Recognizing malaria and yellow fever hotspots requires field research studies and expertise
• Identifying these parameters can further help us in not only reducing mortality but also potentially eradicating these diseases in the distant future

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