Primary prevention and international travel
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Auteurs : Gary S. Ferenchick [États-Unis] ; Daniel H. Havlichek [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of General Internal Medicine [ 0884-8734 ] ; 1989-05-01.
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- Accurate information, Acute travelers, Adult immunization, Adult travelers, American college, American travelers, Antibiotic, Antimicrob agents chemother, Antimicrobial, Antimicrobial prophylaxis, Antiperistaltic agents, Bismuth, Bismuth subsalicylate, Blue sheets, Booster, Booster dose, Booster doses, Care physicians, Central america, Certain areas, Certain travelers, Cholera, Cholera vaccine, Chronic illness, Clinical tetanus, Communicable diseases, Crpf, Crpf areas, Dairy products, Diarrhea, Diphtheria, Disease acquisition, Disease control, Dos, Doxycycline, Dupont, East lansing, Encephalitis, Exposure risk, Falciparum, Falciparum infection, Fansidar, Fatal illnesses, Ferenchick, Fever vaccination, Gastric acidity, Hdcv, Health association, Health care, Health hazards, Health information, Health problems, Hepatitis, Human services, Immunization, Indigenous populations, Infection, Infectious diarrhea, Infectious diseases, Insect avoidance, Insect repellents, International aids society, International conference, International travel, International traveler, International travelers, Intramuscular injection, Jama, Japanese encephalitis, Lancet, Latin america, Limited access, Limited funds, Malaria, Malaria infection, Malaria prevention, Malaria prophylaxis, Measles, Measles vaccine, Medical care, Medical evaluation, Medication, Michigan state university, Mmwr, Nasopharyngeal colonization, Paralytic poliomyelitis, Peace corps volunteers, Poliomyelitis, Poliovirus serotypes, Preliminary report, Prophylactic administration, Prophylaxis, Publication number, Rabies, Rabies vaccine, Rabies virus, Rainy season, Retrospective survey, Risk factor, Risk factors, Rubella, Saudi arabia, Sexual contact, Side effects, Single dose, Steffen, Such patients, Suppl, Surface antigen, Terminal prophylaxis, Tetanus, Traveler, Treatment dose, Tropical africa, Tropical areas, Tropical medicine, Typhoid, Typhoid fever, Typhoid vaccine, Vaccination, Vaccine, Viral hepatitis, Viral illness, Virus vaccine, West africa, World health organization, Yellow fever, Yellow fever vaccination, Yellow fever vaccine.
Abstract
Conclusion: As international travel becomes more common, the primary care physician will need to provide accurate information to his or her patients so that they can have safe and enjoyable trips. Since many potentially fatal illnesses that international travelers will face are preventable through simple immunizations and counseling, primary care physicians are in an ideal position to practice primary prevention with such patients. It is, therefore, important for them to have access to current information in this ever-changing field of medicine. Centers specializing in advice for the international traveler exist, and referrals to these centers may be appropriate for all but the most casual tourist. In addition, physicians planning to counsel and treat travelers should obtain the annually updated publicationHealth Information for International Travel and the periodic updates,Summary of Health Information for International Travel (Blue Sheets).
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DOI: 10.1007/BF02599533
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