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Bradley
Connor, MD
Bradley
Connor, M.D., received his medical degree from the University
of Texas Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, Texas and did his
residency in Internal Medicine at the University of Texas Health
Science Center, San Antonio. After completing a fellowship in
gastroenterology at the New York Hospital-Cornell University Medical
College and a research fellowship at the Rockefeller University,
New York, Dr. Connor has been in the private practice of gastroenterology
and founded Travel Health Services, New York City's first private
travel medicine clinic in 1987.
Dr. Connor is a charter member of the International Society of
Travel Medicine and currently serves as counselor to the Executive
Board and is Chair of the Travel Industry and Public Education
Committee. Under Dr. Connor's leadership, the North American Charter
for Travel Health Consensus Conference was organized, laying the
groundwork for minimum standards of the travel industry with respect
to health advice. Dr. Connor received the Clinical Research Award
from the International Society of Travel Medicine in 1997 for
his work on Cyclospora infections in Vietnam.
Dr.
Connor's major research interests include chronic diarrhea in
returning travelers, emerging gastrointestinal pathogens and enteric
parasitic diseases. He was part of the Kathmandu, Nepal team that
first described the clinical illness associated with Cyclospora
and had done research on pathogenesis, clinical illness, epidemiology
and treatment of Cyclospora infections. Dr. Connor serves as advisor
to the Cyclospora Working Group and the Embassy of Guatemala and
has been appointed to the Health Information for International
Travel Working Group by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC). He is co-director of "Medicine for Adventure Travel", a
one-week travel medicine conference which has been held in Jackson
Hole, Wyoming since 1993. Dr. Connor is the Chief Medical Advisor
to Shoreland, creators of the TRAVAX computer software program
for travel health information. Dr. Connor has served as a consultant
since 1986 to the American Express Corporation Medical Department
in Gastroenterology and Travel Medicine.
Dr.
Connor is the author of numerous publications in the field of
gastroenterology, parasitic diseases and travel medicine.
Mark
S. Fradin, M.D.
Mark
S. Fradin, M.D., is Adjunct Clinical Professor of Dermotology,
University of North Carolina/Chapel Hill. An expert in the field
of insect-bite prevention and repellents, Dr. Fradin is the author
of Mosquitoes and Mosquito Repellents: A Clinician's Guide.
Jay
Keystone, M.D.
Jay
Keystone, M.D., FRCPC, M.Sc. (CTM), is a world-recognized authority
in the field of tropical and travel medicine and Senior Editor
of the Traveling Healthy Newsletter. He is Professor of Medicine
at the University of Toronto and Chief of the Hospital's Tropical
Medicine Unit. Dr. Keystone sits on the Editorial Board of the
American Journal of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene and is a past
president of the International Society of Travel Medicine.
Karl
Neumann, M.D.
Karl
Neumann, M.D. is the editor of the Traveling Healthy newsletter
and is a world-recognized authority and lecturer on the subject
of children and travel. He is Associate Professor of Pediatrics
at Columbia-Cornell Medical School.
Stuart
Ramage Rose, M.D.
Stuart
Ramage Rose, M.D. is Director of the International Travel Health
Clinic at Noble Hospital in Westfield, Massachusetts. He is a
graduate of Amherst College and Columbia University, College of
Physicians and Surgeons. Dr. Rose, Founder and President of Travel
Medicine, Inc., is a member of the American Society of Travel
Medicine and Hygiene and the International Society of Travel Medicine.
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