Quantifying malaria risk in travellers: a quixotic pursuit

Malaria prophylaxis for travellers.

Fatal falciparum malaria in Canadian travellers.

The authors report 2 cases of severe falciparum malaria in Canadians that had fatal outcomes. In the first case a man presented to a local hospital shortly after returning from Africa, but a diagnosis of malaria was not considered. He was transferred to a secondary and then to a tertiary care facility, where he subsequently died. Intravenous quinidine therapy, the treatment of choice, was unava...

The seemingly quixotic pursuit of a cumulative psychological science: introduction to the special issue.

The goal of any empirical science is to pursue the construction of a cumulative base of knowledge upon which the future of the science may be built. However, there is mixed evidence that the science of psychology can accurately be characterized by such a cumulative progression. Indeed, some argue that the development of a truly cumulative psychological science is not possible with the current p...

Rabies risk among travellers.

Malaria in the UK: new prevention guidelines for UK travellers.

British Journal of General Practice, January 2007 deficit on diabetic control from a GP perspective can be found in Natural Approaches to Diabetes. Despite the evidence of widespread nutrient deficiency among individuals with diabetes, and the knowledge that several nutrients are implicated in glycaemic control, no multinutrient intervention studies for diabetic control have been undertaken. On...