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Headline Medical Research Center in Brazil 
Caption Description Coincident with its production of yellow fever vaccine, the Oswaldo Cruz Institute keeps a colony of monkeys available for year-round research of the disease. Monkeys are an intermediary host for yellow fever. Infected by mosquitoes, they carry the fever and become a source of infection to other mosquitoes which transmit the disease to humans. Periodic checks of monkeys such as these, enable scientists to learn much about the frequency, intensity and duration of the fever.
Here, experts inoculate a monkey with yellow fever vaccine. [No exact date] 
Unique Identifier UN7483650 
NICA ID 335340 
Production Date 01/01/1953 8:39:31 PM 
Country Brazil
Credit UN Photo/Albert Fox
File size 4.03 MB