@article{ref1,
title="Health concerns of Israelis traveling to Third World countries--experience of a travel advisory clinic",
journal="Harefuah",
year="1994",
author="Berger, S. A. and Giladi, M. and Shapira, I.",
volume="126",
number="7",
pages="410-2, 427",
abstract="Following army service young Israelis often travel to remote third world regions for prolonged periods. During such tours, they are exposed to a variety of medical problems, including infections, environmental diseases, political violence and inability to obtain proper medical care. From May 1991 to Nov. 1992, 1,969 travelers aged 20-25 years old, and 926 older than 25, were given medical advice, vaccines and medications prior to travel. A clinic specializing in &quot;emporiatrics&quot; has been established to deal with pre- and post-travel medical problems associated with tourism.<p /><p>Language: he</p>",
language="he",
issn="0017-7768",
doi="",
url="http://dx.doi.org/"
}