Titlebook: Emerging and Re-emerging Infections in Travellers; Hakan Leblebicioglu,Nick Beeching,Eskild Petersen Book 2024 Springer Nature Switzerland

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Francis I. Onuska,Francis W. Karaseks chapter provides a comprehensive overview of the epidemiology, transmission, clinical course, diagnosis, and treatment of hepatitis A through E, focusing on travellers..Hepatitis A, primarily transmitted through the faecal-oral route, exhibits varying endemicity levels across regions. Improved san

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Pressures, Challenges and Changes,es, and around 400 million people are infected annually. It is spreading rapidly to new regions due to global warming and urbanization. There are four different dengue serotypes, and there is no lasting cross-serotype immunity after infection. Approximately 80% of infections are asymptomatic, but sy

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Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming,ulation. The first suggestion of its potential to cause sporadic human disease dates from the early sixties in the same country, but it was not until 2007 with the outbreak in Yap state (Micronesia) that ZIKV was recognized as a cause of outbreaks of mild febrile human disease. The general perceptio

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Palepu Jagannath,Deepak Chhabra,Rajiv Shahnvasive meningococcal diseases remain a considerable public health problem, causing small clusters in industrialized countries and large outbreaks in developing countries. Since meningococcal diseases are endemic in many countries, international travelers may transport the bacterial agent during the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-69505-1utions before, during and after their visit to prevent or mitigate the impact of both seasonal and avian influenza. Health care workers in both primary and secondary care should be aware of influenza as an important infection in returning travellers and the interventions that must be promptly implem

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Mass Gathering and Infectious Diseases,ies for monitoring communicable diseases during MG is syndromic surveillance. This strategy has been shown to be effective in early recognition, leading to rapid intervention and prevention of large outbreaks related to the spread of infectious diseases.