Hideyo Noguchi - Death

Death

In 1928, Noguchi traveled to Africa in an attempt to prove his findings about yellow fever. While working in Accra, Gold Coast (modern-day Ghana) he died from yellow fever on May 21, 1928, his last words being "I don't understand."

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