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English: Eiffel Tower from across Seine River, Paris, France.

Français : Photographie de la Tour Eiffel

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1985

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Content Providers: CDC/Dr. Edwin P. Ewing, Jr.

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Image title	1985Dr. Edwin P. Ewing, Jr.This photograph depicted the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Completed in 1889 after little more than two years’ effort, the tower stood 324 meters high, and is the tallest structure within the Paris city limits. More than 200 million people are believed to have visited the tower since its construction. Surveys taken in 1996 indicated that for citizens living in industrialized countries, the Eiffel Tower was the most widely recognized monument in Europe. Paris is a major international tourist destination. Therefore, it is important for all travelers to be aware of the potential health hazards of travel to any destination, foreign or domestic. Improvements in transportation and communication have linked people around the world as never before. Rising levels of affluence have meant that people from all over the world now travel with greater frequency. To address health issues associated with travel, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers tips for U.S. travelers on how to avoid illness while away from home. A greater problem is that of globalization’s effect on infectious disease transmission. Health problems can no longer be thought of as “local.” CDC’s “PulseNet” is one effort used to monitor laboratory gel patterns to quickly identify dispersed domestic and international outbreaks of infectious disease.
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Short title	1985Dr. Edwin P. Ewing, Jr.This photograph depicted the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France. Completed in 1889 after little more than two years’ effort, the tower stood 324 meters high, and is the tallest structure within the Paris city limits. More than 200 million people are believed to have visited the tower since its construction. Surveys taken in 1996 indicated that for citizens living in industrialized countries, the Eiffel Tower was the most widely recognized monument in Europe. Paris is a major international tourist destination. Therefore, it is important for all travelers to be aware of the potential health hazards of travel to any destination, foreign or domestic. Improvements in transportation and communication have linked people around the world as never before. Rising levels of affluence have meant that people from all over the world now travel with greater frequency. To address health issues associated with travel, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers tips for U.S. travelers on how to avoid illness while away from home. A greater problem is that of globalization’s effect on infectious disease transmission. Health problems can no longer be thought of as “local.” CDC’s “PulseNet” is one effort used to monitor laboratory gel patterns to quickly identify dispersed domestic and international outbreaks of infectious disease.

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