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Dengue: a travel-related health hazard

Dengue: a travel-related health hazard

Travel Health

Hilary Simons RGN RSCN MSc FFTM RCPS(Glasg)
Senior Specialist Nurse
National Travel Health Network and Centre
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine

The pre-travel consultation provides an ideal opportunity to increase awareness of dengue and to discuss with the traveller risk management strategies for mosquito bite avoidance.

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Nursing in Practice Nov/Dec 2011, Number 63
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