Medical problems of the overland route from India or South Africa to Europe

Aust Fam Physician. 1977 Dec;6(12):1596-1603.

Abstract

The various problems of the overland traveller are discussed, as are the necessary immunization procedures, the seriousness of falciparum malaria and the various bowel disorders. The necessity for treating minor injuries and abrasions is stressed. Psychological problems, veneral disease and the problem of drug abuse are mentioned.

MeSH terms

  • Africa
  • Australia
  • Diarrhea / etiology
  • Diarrhea / prevention & control
  • Europe
  • First Aid
  • Food / adverse effects
  • Humans
  • Immunization
  • India
  • Malaria / prevention & control
  • Preventive Medicine*
  • Travel*
  • Water Supply
  • Wounds and Injuries / therapy