Illness in returned travellers.
International travel is an integral and increasing part of modern life. Travel-related illness is common, diverse and associated with varying incubation periods. A travel history should routinely be taken from every patient with a diagnostic problem, particularly if fever is present. This article focuses on common problems among returned Australian travellers.
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