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Review
. 1993 Jan-Feb;21(1):1-17.
doi: 10.1007/BF01739302.

Vaccination of adults against travel-related infectious diseases, and new developments in vaccines

P C Döller  1
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Vaccination of adults against travel-related infectious diseases, and new developments in vaccines

P C Döller. Infection. 1993 Jan-Feb.

Abstract

The number of people travelling to tropical or subtropical countries, whether for holidays or for business, is steadily increasing. Many of these travellers are at risk of acquiring an infectious disease. Protection against certain infectious diseases is possible by vaccination. Vaccinations required or recommended for adults are reviewed here. Progress in the refinement of available vaccines, as well as the development of new vaccines, is discussed.

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