Journal of Travel Medicine
Oxford University Press · United Kingdom · Est. 1975
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The Journal of Travel Medicine focuses on infectious diseases and health issues relevant to travelers and migrants. It covers the surveillance, prevention, and management of diseases such as malaria, dengue, hantavirus, measles, and Chagas disease, often in the context of international travel, cruise ships, mass gatherings, and migrant health. The journal also addresses the impact of travel on specific populations, including immunocompromised individuals and those with chronic conditions like Parkinson's disease, and explores diagnostic and treatment strategies for travel-associated illnesses.
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