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About CATMAT

At its 1988 meeting, the Advisory Committee on Epidemiology (ACE) expressed the need in Canada for rational, consistent and widely-disseminated guidelines for travel medicine and tropical medicine, and recommended the creation of an advisory committee for that purpose. The Committee to Advise on Tropical Medicine and Travel (CATMAT) was formed, and held its first meeting in February 1990.

CATMAT Statements & Recommendations

Arthropod Bites

Cruise Ship Travel

Dengue Fever

Diarrhea

Ethics

Evidence-based Medicine

Fever

Hepatitis

High Altitude Sickness

Influenza

Japanese Encephalitis

Jet Lag

Malaria

Meningococcal

Motion Sickness

Pediatrics

Polio

Pregnancy

Rabies

Risk of Injury

STDs

Travel Medicine

Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE)

Tuberculosis

Typhoid

Yellow Fever

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