Impact of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) on travel and population mobility: implications for travel medicine practitioners.
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Travel medicine and health issues for families traveling with children.
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[Travels, risks and advice. Certain health recommendations to travellers abroad are not necessary; the non-medical risks are often underestimated].
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[Rabies during travel. Indications for travel medical consultation and prevention].
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[Thiomersal in gammaglobulin for pregnant travellers may not be safe for the fetus. National Coordination Center for Travel Advisory].
It is not advisible to use thiomersal-containing gammaglobulin preparations for the prevention of hepatitis A in pregnant women. The current preparation of Sanquin-Centraal Laboratorium voor de Bloedtransfusiedienst will yield per 5 ml about 285 micrograms of ethylmercury. This exposure to ethylmercury may not be safe for the foetus and alternatives without ethylmercury are readily available.
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Canadian recommendations for the prevention and treatment of malaria among international travellers. Committee to Advise on Tropical Medicine and Travel CATMAT), Laboratory for Disease Control.
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Risk of enteric illness associated with travel: a case review of gastroenteritis among Canadian travellers: January to April, 2000.
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An Advisory Committee Statement (ACS). Committee to Advise on Tropical Medicine and Travel (CATMAT). Statement on travellers and rabies vaccine.
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[Travel medicine and advice to travellers].
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[Decree No. 1010 of 5 September 1989 approving Regulations on ordinary passports, travel documents, and travel papers for foreigners; repealing Decree No. 676 of 15 February 1966 of the Ministry of Justice and amending Decree No. 172 of 23 March 1977 of the Ministry of Foreign Relations].
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Act No. 28/1989 of 19 October 1989 on travel abroad and travel passes.
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[Why does one travel? Evolution of travel].
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[Public health. A well informed traveller, a well insured traveller].
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The physician as traveler; introduction to the First International Symposium on Health and Travel.
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[Medical problems connected with space travel. VII. The psychic stress in the spaceship traveller].
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Extraterrestrial Environment↗
[A travel by a handicapped person. 2. A personal experience of a severly handicapped person travelling alone].
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Persons with Disabilities↗
Travel health insurance: indicator of serious travel health risks.
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[Osteoarthritis, disability, travel and recreational activities: comments from physicians and travel specialists].
IMPACT OF DISABILITY: A survey of general practitioners, rheumatology specialists, and tourism specialists conducted by NEGMA-LERADS Laboratories demonstrated that subjects with osteoarthritis avoid vacation trips more readily than recreational activities. VACATION TRIPS ARE STILL POSSIBLE: Certain tourism organisms have nevertheless developed specialized services for disabled persons. Special emphasis is placed on adequate preparation before the vacation trip. PROBLEMS WITH WALKING: Many persons disabled by osteoarthritis do not require a wheel chair, yet have difficulty walking long distances. It is important to recognize the specific disabilities related to osteoarthritis and their effects on grip force and/or ambulation.
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