In the 1960s, yellow fever was almost wiped out but

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Yellow fever was almost eradicated in the 1960s through widespread vaccination campaigns. However, in the 1980s, many countries stopped immunizing their populations, leading to an increase in yellow fever cases. This is why choice B is the best answer. Choice A is incorrect because infected needles are associated with the transmission of HIV, not yellow fever. Choice C is also incorrect because there is no known association between meat consumption and yellow fever. Choice D is incorrect because guinea worm syndrome is an unrelated disease.

In the 1960s, Yellow Fever Was Almost Wiped Out but