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South Pacific – Leptospirosis

Dr Colleen Lau Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that is often misdiagnosed as dengue because symptoms can be very similar. The bacteria are carried by

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Travel Right, Travel Light

… Provided by Dr Joan Chamberlain, TMA member Rockhampton   Often people put a lot of time into their itinerary and flights but forget about pre

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Melatonin And Jet Lag

Melatonin is the hormone of darkness – a hormone from the pineal gland in the brain which controls the body’s internal clock. Melatonin levels increase

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Europe – Tick Encephalitis

  Recently a US family have been awarded $41.7 million in compensation for their daughter catching Tick Encephalitis on a school trip to China. More info.

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A Dental Experience In Thailand

  Surrey Hills Senior Clinic Receptionist I decided to research dental treatment in Thailand after being quoted on a (costly) treatment plan by my Australian

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Volubilis, Morocco

Prepared by Dr Deb Mills – TMA member Brisbane Volubilis is a partly excavated Roman ruin in northern Morocco. Built in a fertile agricultural area, it

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Working as an Educator in Tanzania

… Prepared by Travel Medicine Alliance Member, St Kilda Road, Melbourne Jacinta Bongiorno has worked as a practice nurse at St Kilda Rd Travel Medicine for 18

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Handwashing

Frequent careful handwashing is the simplest, most effective tool for decreasing the risk of many infectious diseases… Scientists have recently reported that handwashing with soap

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Cambodia

by Dr’s Prabhu and Savita,  TMA members Sydney Cambodia is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South East Asia; Airfare, accommodation and food

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Kazakhstan

by Leanne Rofet  – practice nurse of TMA member in Ipswich  Kazakhstan is a country of approximately 16 million people; 70% ethnic Kazakh and 26%

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Japanese Encephalitis

Dr Tu Khai Huynh – TMA Member Ipswich Japanese Encephalitis (JE) occurs in practically all Asian countries and is also now considered endemic in the

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