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Air Travel

Known as: Air Travels, Travel, Air 
Aspects of health and disease related to air travel. It includes the physiologic and psychologic beneficial or adverse effects.
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2014
2014
WHO and partners launch Ebola response plan
2007
2007
Air travel and children's health issues.
With more children travelling by air, health care professionals should become more familiar with some of the unique health issues… 
2006
2006
Deep venous thrombosis associated with corporate air travel.
BACKGROUND Deep venous thrombosis (DVT) is commonly seen among bedridden and postoperative patients. Its association with travel… 
2005
2005
Barotrauma during air travel: predictions of a mathematical model.
Middle ear barotrauma during flight is a painful disorder experienced by passengers who cannot properly regulate their middle ear… 
Review
2004
Review
2004
Does air travel affect pregnancy outcome?
MethodsTo evaluate if air travel affects pregnancy outcome, all women with singleton, non anomalous fetuses, admitted for… 
2002
2002
Lusaka, Zambia, during SAFARI‐2000: Convergence of local and imported ozone pollution
In August and September, throughout south central Africa, seasonal clearing of dry vegetation and other fire‐related activities… 
1999
1999
Air Travel following Traumatic Pneumothorax: When is it Safe?
The safety of air travel for patients sustaining a recent traumatic pneumothorax has long been a subject of debate. The Aerospace… 
Review
1998
Review
1998
Recommendations for patients with chronic respiratory disease considering air travel: a statement from the Canadian Thoracic Society.
Patients with respiratory disease regularly seek the convenience of commercial airline travel. In addition to the stresses that… 
1997
1997
DEMONSTRATION OF A PROBABILISTIC TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF AIRCRAFT ECONOMIC VIABILITY
Presented at the 2nd World Aviation Congress and Exposition, Anaheim, CA, October 13-16, 1997. 
1954
1954
Splenic infarction following air travel and associated with the sickling phenomenon.
Cooley, Peterson, Engel, and Jernigan recently reported six cases in which the triad of splenic infarction, sicklemia trait, and… 
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