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The increase of immigrant population in developed countries (mainly in Europe and North America) together with an important increase of international travel worldwide are the two most important causes that have contributed to the introduction and diagnosis of imported/tropical infectious diseases in these countries. These factors have had an important impact in developed countries in both social and economic aspects. Imported Infectious Diseases focuses not only on describing the infections, but also in evaluating the current epidemiology, the economic and social impact and the possibility to

Communicable diseases -- Transmission. --- Emigration and immigration -- Health aspects. --- Immigrants -- Diseases. --- International Cooperation --- Persons --- Infection --- Internationality --- Bacterial Infections and Mycoses --- Named Groups --- Diseases --- Social Sciences --- Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena --- Emigrants and Immigrants --- Developed Countries --- Communicable Diseases --- Public Health --- Health & Biological Sciences --- Transmission of Disease --- Communicable diseases --- Transmission. --- Communicable disease transmission --- Disease transmission --- Germs, Spread of --- Spread of communicable diseases --- Spread of germs --- Transmission of diseases --- Epidemiology --- Transmission