Rationale for Japanese encephalitis vaccination in short-term travellers to endemic areas
Sakarn Charoensakulchai,
Pattaratida Singhasenee,
Wasin Matsee
et al.
Abstract:Although the Japanese encephalitis (JE) vaccine is typically strongly recommended for long-term high-risk travellers, some cases of JE infections have been reported among short-term travellers with seemingly low risk. This article underscores the advantages and reasoning behind JE vaccination for this particular group of travellers.
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