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Prof. Éric CAUMES
Prof. É. CAUMES

Infectious diseases, PARIS, France

Prof. Davidson H. HAMER
Prof. D.H. HAMER

Infectious diseases, BOSTON, USA

Prof. Tomas JELINEK
Prof. T. JELINEK

Infectious diseases, BERLIN, Germany

Dr. Aisha KHATIB
Dr. A. KHATIB

Infectious diseases, TORONTO, Canada

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Prof. S. HOULE

Pharmacy, WATERLOO, Canada

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The Re-Emergence of Polio Highlights the Need for Booster Vaccinations in Travelers

Published on 06/05/2025 |  Synthesis  | Pr Tomas Jelinek 1 min.

The re-emergence of polio, a disease previously on the brink of eradication, presents significant challenges to global health and travel medicine. While polio was once a major public health threat, the widespread use of vaccines, particularly the oral polio vaccine (OPV) and inactivated polio vaccine...

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Non-vaccine prevention of arboviruses

Published on 01/04/2025 |  Synthesis  | Pr David Hamer 4 min.

Professor David Hamer (Boston University) talks to us today about non-vaccine prevention of arboviruses. Find out more in this video accompanied by his slides: ...

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Influenza: An Underestimated Travel Health & Holiday Priority

Published on 04/03/2025 |  Synthesis  | Dr Aisha Khatib 1 min.

The holiday season brings joy, gatherings—and heightened risks of influenza for travelers. With crowded airports, packed flights, and flu season in full swing, learn how to stay one step ahead of the flu with vaccination, smart hygiene practices, and expert travel tips to ensure your holidays are happy...

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Oropouche Fever

Published on 04/02/2025 |  Synthesis  | Pr David Hamer 4 min.

Professor David Hamer (Boston University) talks to us today about the risk of Evolving Oropouche for International Travelers. Find out more in this video accompanied by his slides: ...

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United Nations declaration on antimicrobial resistance

Published on 07/01/2025 |  Synthesis  | Pr Tomas JELINEK 1 min.

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites no longer respond to antimicrobial medicines. As a result of drug resistance, antibiotics and other antimicrobial medicines become ineffective and infections become difficult or impossible to treat, increasing the risk...