Books
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There are several textbooks related to tropical medicine that could be of interest to students of tropical medicine:
- The Oxford Handbook of Tropical Medicine (Oxford University Press. 5th Edition, 2021) is comprehensive as well as being light and easy to travel with.
- Manson's Tropical Diseases (Elsevier. 24th Edition, 2023) is comprehensive and an excellent reference book, but heavy to travel with!
- Tropical Medicine Lecture Notes (Beeching & Gill. Wiley Blackwell. 7th Edition, 2014) is medium-sized and attractive to read, although missing some topics.
- Principles of Medicine in Africa,(Cambridge University Press. 4th Edition, 2013) is a comprehensive textbook with a focus on Africa.
- Clinical Cases in Tropical Medicine (Rothe et al. Elsevier. 1st Edition 2014, 2nd Edition 2020). This book uses a case-based approach and is particularly useful for revision after you have acquired some basic knowledge.
- Clinical Tropical Medicine: Board and Certification Review: designed for Certificate of Tropical Medicine (CTropMed) revision and contains hundreds of MCQs. Excellent resource but expensive. It seems this book comes from StatPearls CME service. If you have the paid account you may access the StatPearls Q-Bank.
- Tropical and travel medicine: 100 isolated questions and commented answers: This question book on tropical medicine and travel medicine is only available in hard copy. A far older edition seemed to be revised in 2022. It contains hundreds of MCQs with answers.
- The WHO Pocket book of hospital care for children (second edition, 2013) has been written for use by doctors, nurses, and other health workers who are responsible for the care of young children at first-level referral hospitals.
- Various Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) medical guidelines have been produced to help practitioners in the field.
Please note that some of these books are getting a bit old, and although useful for the basics, may not contain the latest information.