 | Like other countries in Central and South America, Panama has some incidences of yellow fever, dengue and malaria. But these diseases are found in very rural, particularly undeveloped areas, usually in small pockets. And, Panama`s government on the whole is more adept at keeping these diseases under control. It`s always good to consult your family doctor before a trip (the United States` CDC recommends seeing a health-care provider at least a month before your trip). It`s good to know too, that if you`re coming from a country with yellow fever, Panama health authorities require up-to-date proof of a yellow fever vaccination (you have to get this vaccination 10 days before going to Panama). The CDC also recommends rabies vaccination for people working with or researching wildlife.
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