Migrants Are Colonized by Resistant Bacteria During Their Prolonged Stays in Refugee Camps

• DOI: 10.22359/cswhi_8_1_03
• Publication Date: 2017-03-27T15:37:53Z
• Authors: Peri Hajj Ali; Ferdinand Sasvary; Vladimir Krcmery; Monika Jankechova; Silvia Putekova; Jana Kabatova; Lubomira Tkacova; Anna Murgova; Jan Bydzovsky; Alexandra Topolska; Ladislav Bucko; Milica Palenikova; Anna Liakova; Liana Tomic; Livia Cervena; Ibrahim Khalil; Hana Helderova; Gyorgy Herdics
• Keywords: 03 medical and health sciences; 0302 clinical medicine

decimating every early Spring in Central Europe, or cholera so typical for mass gathering and migrating weren't noted.There are several reasons why it may be possible:• Good health infrastructure (partially) EU transiting countries (Italy, Malta, Greece, Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, Austria), • Healthy population (young adolescents, children with families), Acceptable vaccination status apart of very small infants from Syria (Tulio Prestilio 2015),