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Articles published in J Travel Med

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    January 2019
  1. WALZ EJ, Volkman HR, Adedimeji AA, Abella J, et al
    Barriers to malaria prevention in US-based travelers visiting friends and relatives abroad: A qualitative study of West African immigrant travelers.
    J Travel Med. 2019 Jan 2. pii: 5270163. doi: 10.1093.
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    December 2018
  2. WALZ EJ, Wanduragala D, Adedimeji AA, Volkman HR, et al
    Community-based Participatory Research in Travel Medicine to Identify Barriers to Preventing Malaria in VFR Travelers.
    J Travel Med. 2018 Dec 11. pii: 5238695. doi: 10.1093.
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    November 2018
  3. FREEDMAN DO
    Tafenoquine: integrating a new drug for malaria prophylaxis into travel medicine practice.
    J Travel Med. 2018 Nov 29. pii: 5214748. doi: 10.1093.
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    October 2018
  4. BAIRD JK
    Tafenoquine for travelers' malaria: evidence, rationale and recommendations.
    J Travel Med. 2018 Oct 31. pii: 5150129. doi: 10.1093.
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    August 2018
  5. TAN KR, Hwang J
    Tafenoquine receives regulatory approval in U.S. for prophylaxis of malaria and radical cure of Plasmodium vivax.
    J Travel Med. 2018 Aug 20. pii: 5076819. doi: 10.1093.
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    July 2018
  6. DAVLANTES EA, Tan KR, Arguin PM
    Malaria risk in travellers: a holistic approach is needed.
    J Travel Med. 2018;25.
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    June 2018
  7. SCOTT LA, Dunlop SJ, Walz EJ, Wanduragala DM, et al
    Prescription drug-dispensing limits in the USA-implications for malaria chemoprophylaxis among VFR travellers.
    J Travel Med. 2018;25.
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  8. BEHRENS RH, Hatz C, Visser L
    Defining malaria risk: it is not only about epidemiology but also about perception and risk threshold of travellers and policy makers.
    J Travel Med. 2018;25.
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    January 2018
  9. ZANOTTI P DR, Odolini S Dr, Tomasoni LR Dr, Grecchi C Dr, et al
    Imported malaria in northern Italy: epidemiology and clinical features observed over 18 years in the Teaching Hospital of Brescia.
    J Travel Med. 2018;25.
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  10. RODRIGUEZ-VALERO N, Castro P, Martinez G, Marco Hernandez J, et al
    Blackwater fever in a non-immune patient with Plasmodium falciparum malaria after intravenous artesunate.
    J Travel Med. 2018;25.
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    September 2017
  11. BOUBAKER R, Herard Fossati A, Meige P, Mialet C, et al
    Malaria prevention strategies and recommendations, from chemoprophylaxis to stand-by emergency treatment: a 10-year prospective study in a Swiss Travel Clinic.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  12. BEHRENS R
    Standby emergency treatment of malaria for travellers to low transmission destinations. Does it make sense or save lives?
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  13. GENTON B, D'Acremont V
    Standby emergency treatment of malaria in travellers (SBET): So Be Eager to Test ....
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  14. DAVLANTES EA, Tan KR, Arguin PM
    Quantifying malaria risk in travellers: a quixotic pursuit.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  15. FLAHERTY GT, Chen B, Avalos G
    Individual traveller health priorities and the pre-travel health consultation.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  16. FOURMONT L, Revest M, Polard E, Lederlin M, et al
    Acute eosinophilic pneumonia following artenimol-piperaquine exposure.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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    July 2017
  17. FONSECA AG, Dias SS, Baptista JL, Torgal J, et al
    Portuguese expatriates' health in Angola and Mozambique-a cross-sectional study: increasing awareness and need for more surveillance.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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    March 2017
  18. ROUSSEL C, Caumes E, Thellier M, Ndour PA, et al
    Artesunate to treat severe malaria in travellers: review of efficacy and safety and practical implications.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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  19. MINTA AA, Tan KR, Mace KE, Arguin PM, et al
    Acute malaria infection after atovaquone-proguanil prophylaxis.
    J Travel Med. 2017;24.
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    June 2016
  20. SHANKS D
    The conundrum of malaria chemoprophylaxis.
    J Travel Med. 2016;23.
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  21. LACHISH T, Bar-Meir M, Eisenberg N, Schwartz E, et al
    Effectiveness of twice a week prophylaxis with atovaquone-proguanil (Malarone(R)) in long-term travellers to West Africa.
    J Travel Med. 2016;23.
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    March 2016
  22. ALLEN JE, Patel D
    Enquiries to the United Kingdom National Travel Advice Line by healthcare professionals regarding immunocompromised travellers.
    J Travel Med. 2016;23.
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  23. KOBAYASHI T, Hayakawa K, Kato Y
    A 41-year-old man with fever and dark-coloured urine.
    J Travel Med. 2016;23.
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    January 2016
  24. FLAHERTY G, Md Nor MN
    Travel itinerary uncertainty and the pre-travel consultation--a pilot study.
    J Travel Med. 2016;23.
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