Travel-associated Disease: Papers Based on a Conference Organised by the Royal College of Physicians of London

accidents active adults advice Africa agents American antibody areas arrival associated average avoid Bismuth bites blood British cause cells Chapter chemoprophylaxis chloroquine clinical common concern countries developing diagnosis diarrhoea disease dose drug economic effective endemic ethnic minority evidence example expatriate experience exposure factors fever flight frequently further groups hepatitis holiday Hospital human Hygiene immune immunisation important incidence increased indicated individuals infection injuries International involved Italy Journal laboratory less London long-term major malaria measures Medicine months mortality mosquito occur Organization parasites particularly patients period persistent physician possible preparation prevention problem prophylaxis protection Public recent recommended reduce reported residents resistance response result risk schistosomiasis severe sex-tourists sexual sleep strains symptoms Table tion tourists travellers treatment Tropical tuberculosis usually vaccine virus