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WHO/Olivier Asselin
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A mother in Togo is vaccinated
against yellow fever, the flavivirus
group, an emerging and re-emerging
viral infection.
Yellow fever mostly affects people
living in tropical regions in Africa and
Latin America. According to World
Health Organization, over 500 million
people in Africa are at risking of
getting yellow fever. Yellow Fever.
By Ahmed Elmi, MPH, CHES
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Publications and Conference Presentations
Experience from the Field: Utilization of Dental Care Services Among Immigrant Taxicab Drivers in
Washington, D.C., International Conference on Urban Health, 2007.
2007 Public Health Week, American Public Health Association: Improving Health and Well-Being of Taxicab
Drivers in Washington, D. C. Area
Overview of Colorectal Cancer Minimal Elements for Screening, Diagnosis, Treatment Follow-Up and
Education - Focus on Education.
Health Literacy: Individual’s Capacity to Obtain, Process, & Understand Colorectal Cancer Information.
Resource Guide for Alexandria’s Children, Youth & Families 2004.
A Healthy Outlook: The Alexandria Community Health Assessment 2004 Report.
Experiences from the Field: Oral Health Among African and Asian Immigrants in Washington, D.C. George
Washington University Medical Center 9th Annual Research Day
School-Based Health Promotion: Healthy Choices for Healthy Lives, Nation’s Health, American Public
Health Association.
Experiences From the Field: What Works in Outreach and Community Education.
Health Care Provider and Public Education: Challenges and Strategies.
Prostate Cancer: Clinical Overview and Health Care Provider and Public Education Strategies.
Utilization of Health Care Services Among Immigrant Taxicab Drivers in the Washington, D.C. Area.
American Public Health Association Conference, 2002.
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