Titlebook: Manual of Travel Medicine; Joseph Torresi,Sarah McGuinness,Katherine Gibney Book 2019Latest edition Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 201

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Malaria Prevention,the most common cause of fever in returned travellers, with an estimated?10,000 cases of travel-associated malaria occuring?globally every year. Young children, pregnant women and asplenic individuals are particularly vulnerable to severe malaria, and malaria acquisition is more common among visitin

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,Travellers’ Diarrhoea,he highest incidence of TD, describe the main aetiologies and discuss the issues surrounding prevention and management of TD in some detail. We include discussion of current controversies regarding when self-treatment of TD with antibiotics should be advised. Chemoprophylaxis is rarely recommended,

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Travellers with Special Needs,nd vaccination, travellers’ diarrhoea, malaria and noninfectious problems that are distinctly different to other travellers. These issues are dealt with in Sects. 7.1 and 7.2. Older travellers (Sect. 7.3) are also becoming increasingly recognised as having several specific requirements that deserve

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Resources for Travel Health Information,available in printed or web-based formats, subscription-based services, textbooks, medical journals, websites for regional advice, and resources that include up-to-date surveillance and outbreak information. We also provide some resources that may be useful for travellers themselves.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7252-0Pre-travel vaccinations; Prevention and management of traveller’s diarrhea; Vector borne infections in

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