Travelers' Diarrhea
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1985
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Diarrhea is by far the most frequent health problem of travelers to developing countries. Of the estimated 300 million international travelers who will cross the world's frontiers this year, at least 16 million persons from industrialized countries, including more than 8 million US residents, will travel to developing countries. Approximately...
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