The absence of large numbers of published in-flight transmissions of SARS-CoV-2 is not
definitive evidence of safety. All peer-reviewed publications of flights with possible transmission …

… Freedman, MD, … Yet 20 to 80% of travelers do not seek pretravel health consultation.
Data about the effect of pretravel advice are limited, although such advice has had a …

A family is planning a safari that includes 3 days in Cape Town, 3 days in Kruger National
Park, South Africa, and 3 days in Victoria Falls, Zambia. The 31-year-old husband takes no …

… What we do know is that disease severity does not drive transmissibility. Although the case
fatality rate may be far lower than that of SARSCoV, the greatest concern could be that this …

Background Approximately 8 percent of travelers to the developing world require medical
care during or after travel. Current understanding of morbidity profiles among ill returned …

… Disclaimer: The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not
necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. …

… David O Freedman David O Freedman … Among those recommendations were the need for:
stronger surveillance of Zika virus infection with the rapid development and sharing of diagnostics …

… Risk assessment includes (1) a determination of the traveler's health (eg, do they have
medical conditions that would affect their ability to complete the planned itinerary or that …

… Although these network members do not report surveillance data systematically, they can
report unusual or concerning diagnoses in travelers and might be asked to perform enhanced …

… destination at different times of year do not distort the results. … In general, data do not
represent a sample of all returned … The more severely ill patients that do seek treatment at …