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CDC Health Information for International Travel 2010 |  | Creators: Gary W. Brunette MD MS, Phyllis E. Kozarsky MD, Alan J. Magill MD, David R. Shlim MD Publisher: Mosby Category: Book
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Media: Paperback Edition: 1 Pages: 540 Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.5 Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 7.4 x 0.9
ISBN: 0702034819 Dewey Decimal Number: 616 EAN: 9780702034817 ASIN: 0702034819
Publication Date: June 29, 2009 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Named a top 10 medical title in 2009 by the Wall Street Journal
The 2009-2010 edition of the CDC Health Information for International Travel (The Yellow Book) presents dependable advice on any travel health issue, including vaccinations, essential trip planning and safety tips, prevention of an expanded list of travel-related infectious diseases, altitude illness, motion sickness, sunburn, medical tourism, and much more. The expert narrative explains the most common health issues and practical day-to-day information for nine popular destinations and travel itineraries. This official publication of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is filled with valuable information not only for health-care providers and travelers, but also for anyone interested in travel health. It's your trusted travel medicine desktop reference.with a fresh look and feel!
- Presents the latest expertise and knowledge on diseases and infection control as endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
- Features content ranging from basic guidelines to specific treatment options to be useful for both practitioners and general audiences.
- Includes updated references in each chapter so you can pursue the original medical sources for more detail.
- Access the latest recommendations for disease risks such as chikungunya fever, yellow fever, and malaria, as well as the most current vaccination guidelines.
- Covers treatment for patients with specific travel needs, such as immunocompromised travelers, travelers with chronic medical conditions, patients preparing for long-term travel or relocating abroad, flight crew members, humanitarian aid workers, young children, or travelers who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Presents new controversies and emerging diseases with supporting evidence to give you best practice guidelines from the most knowledgeable experts.
- Includes new editorial boxes on a wide range of topics to provide you with valuable insight.
- Features a new streamlined, user-friendly bulleted design with color tabs and maps, a chapter organized to mirror a pre-travel consultation, and new appendices-including a travel vaccine summary table-to make finding what you need and putting it in context quick and easy.
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| Customer Reviews: CDC yellow book review February 26, 2010 D (Florida) This 2010 CDC Yellow Book arrived promptly and in perfect condition. The information within the book is clear and concise, easy to read.
Indispensable for professionals; helpful for consumers who travel December 9, 2009 Robert C. Ross (New Jersey) One of the great joys of my life is travel, especially to unusual locations. I purchase this book every five years or so just to keep up on the health risks in various countries around the world, and always find it interesting reading.
Before a trip to Peru two years ago, for example, we learned about acute mountain sickness and the bites of parasitic sand flies. We packed a prescription drug for the mountain sickness, and drank lots of apple juice (a remedy we learned about at Mesa Verde years ago). The apple juice worked its magic and we threw the prescription drugs away last year when the dating expired. Deet pretty much handled the sand flies and we had a wonderful travel experience.
The CDC home page is a great source of current information; this book gives you specific locations to check for many destinations to be sure the user has current information.
It's also wise to double check the US Department of State website, and the even more useful British government site maintained by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
It's all good preventative medicine, and helps keep an rewarding travel experience even more satisfying.
Robert C. Ross 2009
travel information April 5, 2008 Charlotte Perez (Ohio) I am a nurse who is presently at a clinic that does travel shots for the people going out of the country. This book is very informative and helpful. I use it all the time.
CDC Health Information for International Travel. August 25, 2007 Lya Auslaender (Haifa Israel) 2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Indispensable. It is intended for professionals. Not to be followed without medical consultation.
Lya A. MD
Good transaction July 3, 2007 Charlene Copple (Kearney, NE USA) 2 out of 3 found this review helpful
CDC Health Information for International Travel 2008 (Health Information for International Travel) Good reference material. Easy to use.
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