Prof. É. CAUMES
Infectious diseases, PARIS, France
Prof. D.H. HAMER
Infectious diseases, BOSTON, USA
Prof. T. JELINEK
Infectious diseases, BERLIN, Germany
Dr. A. KHATIB
Infectious diseases, TORONTO, Canada
Prof. S. HOULE
Pharmacy, WATERLOO, Canada
Experts Opinions Archives
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Avian influenza and egg-derived vaccines: Should we be concerned?
Highly pathogenic avian influenza A H5N1 [HPAI-A(H5N1)] has affected 108 countries across 5 continents as of December 2024, including 500 bird species and 70 mammalian species. While the risk to humans is currently low and cases in humans have been largely among dairy and poultry workers, concerns about...
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Chikungunya – 2025 Indian Ocean Outbreak
Professor David Hamer (Boston University) talks to us today about 2025 Chikungunya Outbreak in the Indian Ocean region. Find out more in this video accompanied by his slides: ...
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The dangers of melanotan II to enhance skin tanning
We all know about the risks of ultraviolet (UV) light exposure and the importance of preventive measures such as sun avoidance and SPF-providing sunscreen and clothing to prevent skin cancer; however, despite health professionals’ best efforts at counselling patients on the risks of sun exposure,...
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World Mosquito Day and Its Vital Significance for Travel Medicine
Every year on August 20th, the global health community observes World Mosquito Day, commemorating Sir Ronald Ross’s discovery in 1897 that female Anopheles mosquitoes transmit malaria. While this day is rooted in a historic scientific breakthrough, its relevance today extends far beyond...
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The Concerning Resurgence of Measles Outbreaks Around the World
As measles outbreaks surge worldwide, declining vaccination rates and misinformation threaten global health security. Travel health practitioners are in an ideal position to counter misinformation and advocate for vaccination to protect vulnerable populations and prevent further spread.
