Travelers' diarrhea. NIH Consensus Development Conference

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Abstract
Diarrhea is the major health problem in travelers to developing countries. Travel to high-risk areas in Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia is associated with diarrhea rates of 20% to 50%. The syndrome is caused by an infection acquired by ingesting fecally contaminated food or beverage …
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research National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine pregnancy female Child United States antidiarrheals / therapeutic use travel* anti-infective agents / therapeutic use fluid therapy pregnancy complications / drug therapy anti-bacterial agents virus diseases pmid:2985834 bacterial infections diarrhea* / epidemiology diarrhea* / microbiology diarrhea* / parasitology diarrhea* / prevention & control diarrhea* / therapy gastrointestinal motility / drug effects national institutes of health (u.s.) norwalk virus rotavirus infections

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