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Praise for previous editionA useful, well-written guide to avoiding infection.Library JournalAn enjoyable, well-written, very clear book, which provides a great deal of information for the lay public.Edward C. Oldfield III, M.D., F.A.C.P., professor of medicine, microbiology, and immunology; director, Division of Infectious Diseases, Eastern Virginia Medical SchoolAIDS, tuberculosis, hepatitis, chickenpox, malaria, Lyme disease, salmonella, strep throatno matter where you go or where you live, you are at risk from infectious disease. But there are ways you can protect yourself and your family! In the revised and expanded edition of this classic guide, Dr. Winkler G. Weinberg explains in easy-to-understand language what you need to know to keep the germs away. From the infections of daily life, like the common cold and travelers diarrhea, to the dangerous, rare diseases such as plague, hantavirus, and invasive strep bacteria, to the recent threats of mad cow disease, West Nile virus, and SARS, this unique guide tells you:your chances of getting sicksimple precautions you can take which vaccinations and shots are worthwhilewhich diseases you should really worry abouthow to avoid catching infections in the hospitalspecial precautions to take if you are pregnanthow to ward off infections even though you have chronic health problems or you are HIV positivehow to keep well while travelingwhat remedies to take with youwhat to eatand not eaton the roadsymptoms that signal troublewhat illnesses you can get from bug bites and animalshow to prevent sexually transmitted diseaseswho should get flu shots and whywhy you should see your doctor before you get sickTimely information on contemporary concerns over bioterrorism is also included. Weinberg lets you know what you need to worry about and what you dont.Packed with helpful charts, checklists, and case histories, as well as special sections for pregnant women, people with HIV, diabetes, cancer, and other chronic conditions, this valuable book should be tucked in your traveling bag or kept close to the medicine chest. It just might save your life!
