ライフサイエンスコーパス: traveller

1 rld after aggregating in the laundry bags of travellers.

2 marriages of convenience to long-term fellow travellers.

3 cted area of malaria prevention in long-term travellers.

4 ight occur in up to 10% of long-haul airline travellers.

5 (91.3%) occurring in labour-related Chinese travellers.

6 s; 242 million residents), Indonesia (13 865 travellers; 197 million residents), Philippines (35 635

7 ial Zika transmission areas), China (238 415 travellers; 242 million residents), Indonesia (13 865 tr

8 70 million residents), and Thailand (29 241 travellers; 59 million residents).

9 197 million residents), Philippines (35 635 travellers; 70 million residents), and Thailand (29 241

10 the skin patch, the vaccine did not protect travellers against diarrhoea caused by ETEC or other org

11 a coli (ETEC), a major cause of diarrhoea in travellers and children in developing countries.

12 stralia are caused by infected international travellers and confined to Northern Queensland where com

13 culated proportionate morbidity per 1000 ill travellers and made comparisons over time and between su

14 tiresistant shigella strains, facilitated by travellers and men who have sex with men, has prompted n

15 ravel medicine service should be seeing many travellers and should seek specialist training.

16 ir network, historical ties, demographics of travellers, and malaria endemicity contribute to highly

17 ir network, historical ties, demographics of travellers, and malaria endemicity contribute to highly

18 Countries with large volumes of travellers arriving from Zika virus-affected areas of th

19 e Zika virus infection include India (67 422 travellers arriving per year; 1.2 billion residents in p

20 We overlaid monthly flows of airline travellers arriving to Africa and the Asia-Pacific regio

21 Exit screening of travellers at airports in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Le

22 efficiency of exit versus entry screening of travellers at commercial airports.

23 ports would enable health assessments of all travellers at highest risk of exposure to Ebola virus in

24 tier at which to assess the health status of travellers at risk of Ebola virus exposure, however, thi

25 We cannot make travellers bullet-proof but it is possible to make them

26 Condoms are widely used among young travellers, but patterns of use vary by sex.

27 91,547 (64%) of all air travellers departing Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone h

28 Screening international travellers departing three airports would enable health

29 endpoints included vaccine efficacy against travellers' diarrhoea and ETEC.

30 Travellers' diarrhoea is a common ailment, with ETEC dia

31 Future vaccines against travellers' diarrhoea might need to include several anti

32 Escherichia coli (ETEC) is a major cause of travellers' diarrhoea.

33 ny diarrhoeal diseases including cholera and travellers' diarrhoea.

34 e, with benefits to the rate and severity of travellers' diarrhoea.

35 Escherichia coli (ETEC) is a major cause of travellers' diarrhoea.

36 We report two Irish Traveller families with a previously undescribed lethal

37 a large extended indigenous ethnic minority Traveller family (n = 123), typically associated with hi

38 Sept 1, 2014, and Dec 31, 2014, and historic traveller flight itinerary data from 2013 to describe ex

39 The results form the rationale for advice to travellers flying in different directions and crossing s

40 here through the eyes of the legendary Irish traveller Gulliver, observing the replication, cross-spe

41 Long-term travellers have a high risk of acquiring malaria, and al

42 UK and who were members of either BSACI or 'Travellers' (Immunology consultant group).

43 est 2%, because of the low proportion of car travellers in this urban population.

44 5% for Sierra Leone), our model projects 2.8 travellers infected with Ebola virus departing the above

45 cause detection of clusters of disease among travellers is difficult.

46 Health-care providers and travellers need to be aware of the potential health risk

47 Guidelines for travellers on malaria chemoprophylaxis, the altitude lim

48 1fs(+1) allele segregates in the large Irish Traveller pedigree used to define the HPII phenotype.

49 analysed travel-associated morbidity in ill travellers presenting at EuroTravNet sites during the 5-

50 dication is not always successful; sometimes travellers return home ill or become unwell soon afterwa

51 nic (ETEC) Escherichia coli (E. coli) causes traveller's diarrhoea and high mortality among baby anim

52 ictions, and the efficiency of airport-based traveller screening at international ports of entry and

53 The approach to assessment of the ill traveller should make use not only of signs and symptoms

54 bout sexual health targeted at international travellers should continue, not least because young peop

55 nce there is a risk of information overload, travellers should leave the clinic with some written adv

56 e health risks specific to the journey, give travellers the capability to handle most minor medical p

57 The four steps for giving travellers the foundation for healthy journeys are to as

58 We deemed all other travellers to have no significant risk of exposure to Eb

59 IPTi with immunisation, and the increase in travellers to malarious areas who receive concurrent vac

60 's heat-labile toxin (LT) in a population of travellers to Mexico and Guatemala.

61 from ETEC delivered to the skin by patch in travellers to Mexico and Guatemala.

62 Travellers to regions endemic for R sibirica are at risk

63 The number of travellers undertaking long-distance flights has continu

64 Lower physical activity levels amongst car travellers' were especially marked at travelling times (

65 Travellers who reported a new sexual relationship abroad

66 rless gene in a large inbred family of Irish Travellers with congenital atrichia.

67 Travellers with fever need immediate attention to rule o