Malcolm Brabant was a long-serving BBC correspondent, staff and freelance.  He covered much of the Bosnian war from Sarajevo and later had distinguished spells in Miami and Athens.

In 2011, after a Yellow Fever jab, he became seriously ill.  It led to several spells in pyschiatric hospitals.  As he puts it:  “I went insane”.

Now he has written an e-book about his ordeal.  It has been very well reviewed.  You can buy it and read the reviews here.

Malcolm is campaigning to get the maker of the Yellow Fever vaccine, Sanofi Pasteur, to admit responsibility for his illness.