Physician Viewpoint Travel Medicine February 1, 2014 Rebecca D. Shadowen, MD, FSHEA active effort, adult polio vaccine, anti-diarrheal, anti-diarrheal agent, anti-malarial therapy, area of travel, Bowling, drug interaction, emerge information, episodic treatment, exposure, fever, five minute video, H5N1/H7N9, H5N1/H7N9 avian influenza, hepatitis, infection, infectious disease, influenza, injection vaccine series, Japanese encephalitis virus, Kentucky, long duration of immunity, medical co-morbidity, medication, medicine, Meningiococus, mild arrhythmia, motion sickness medication, multiple injection vaccine series, occasional vaccine, oral live attenuated vaccine, Pneumovax, potential blood, practice of travel medicine, pre-travel, pre-travel evaluation, pre-travel screen, prophylaxis, purpose of travel, regimen, repellent use, seek healthcare, self-treat, self-treatment, self-treatment option, send traveler, sexual exposure, significant amount of travel day, simple infection, simple infection of the lung, simple written instruction, skilled travel medicine specialist, sleep agent, specialist, specific counsel, TDAP, travel medicine, travel medicine service, travel medicine specialist, traveler, traveler 's specific risk exposure, vaccination, vaccine, yellow fever “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page,” said St Augustine. There are Read more
