The Travel and Tropical Medicine Handbook

Revised and expanded, the third edition of this respected manual offers the latest advice on preventing, evaluating, and managing diseases that can be acquired in tropical environments and foreign countries. A solid introduction to the subject, it is handy for systematic review and for quick reference. New content includes information on Lyme disease, HIV, infants and children, women, air travel, and more.

• Information is included for all patient age groups ¯ reflecting the trend toward more family - oriented, international traveling.
• The needs of adults with chronic illnesses and medical conditions who travel are addressed.
• Content is included on interacting with patients who present with exotic illnesses.
• A special area of infectious diseases is provided that expands on the coverage given in medical schools and in residency/fellowship training.
• A solid introduction to the subject is presented, making it ideal for systematic review and convenient quick reference.
• A clear, concise style is featured, with May popular tables for reference.

• All existing chapters have been updated to include the latest information from clinical research studies and clinical practice guidelines.
• Nine New chapters have been added ¯ Air Carrier Health Issues, Emerging Infectious Diseases and Travel, Diving Medicine, Travel Advice for Infants and Children, Travel Advice for Women, Travel and HIV Infection, The Business Expatriate, Leptospirosis and Lyme Disease.
• Content has been expanded to include more detail on selected topics and special patient groups.
• New authors have contributed to 32 chapters, offering their expertise and clinical wisdom.