Background Health‐care professionals can help travelers by providing accurate pre‐travel
counseling for mosquito‐transmitted diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, and dengue …

Background. Health-care professionals can help travelers by providing accurate pre-travel
counseling for mosquito-transmitted diseases such as malaria, yellow fever, and dengue …

Purpose: To describe the vulnerability of US travelers in tropical and subtropical regions of
the world to dengue and chikungunya fever, to provide practical recommendations to avoid …

As the number of international travelers increases, so does the likelihood of transmission of
illnesses to locations where they were previously rarely diagnosed. Clinicians at college …

Background As international travel increases, many health care professionals are being
asked to provide pre‐travel advice. We designed an anonymous web‐based survey to …

Overall, 3% to 19% of travelers to the developing world will return to the United States with
fever or will develop fever within weeks of their return. When evaluating the returning …

Objective To describe the medical conditions, travel plans, counseling, and medications
prescribed for high-risk international travelers. Patients and Methods This cross-sectional …

Most travelers to Third World countries encounter health-related problems during their stay
and may require medical attention on returning home. Although malaria is still the most …

We describe travelers who were evaluated pre‐travel to Brazil from March 2008 through July
2010 in the Boston area. Of 599 Brazil travelers, 71%, 58%, and 50% received vaccines for …

According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, 15% of international travel was
for business purposes in 2010–with increasing travel trends in Asia, South America, and …