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For travellers who are serious about their health

As more and more people travel to distant parts of the world, there is an increased chance of them coming into contact and even contracting diseases rarely seen in other more developed countries.

These travellers should therefore be prepared for such risks, and seek appropriate advice about their health before they venture abroad.

The Travel Clinic is here to help and advise these travellers look after their health before, during and after such a trip.

One of the most worrisome problems facing international travellers nowadays is how to deal with illness or other health emergencies in a foreign country.

The traveller not only has to cope with foreign languages and customs but with different food, water, climate, altitude and other environmental hazards.

There is a good chance, too, that the traveller's own immunity does not match the local foreign environment.

The Travel Clinic is an interactive web site that is able to produce personalised lists of travel medicines for expeditions, global adventure travellers and ordinary holiday makers.

We also give advice on immunisations, malaria tablets, general medications and other forms of health information for all types of traveller.

If you need any advice on travel medicine or other health issues during your trip, you can log on to this site and use it to retrieve any relevant information you may require.

You can either browse this site using the navigation bars like the one in the left hand column or you can use the search facility below to locate the information you require.

Be Wise - Immunize!

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Newsletter


Reports

Cholera in Zimbabwe - Update
February 3, 2009 13:30
Public Health Agency of Canada is recommending prevention measures against cholera in Zimbabwe and surrounding countries

Canada Communicable Disease Report (CCDR) weekly - January 30, 2009 - Volume 2 - Issue 4 January 30, 2009 15:30
Predicting The Future Spread Of Infectious-Disease Vectors ; Increase In Meningococcal Type B Infections: England ; Hib Cases Jumped In Minnesota In 2008, Vaccine Shortage Led To Fewer Immunizations ; Fluwatch - January 18 to January 24, 2009 (Week 02)

Canada Communicable Disease Report (CCDR) weekly - January 23, 2009 - Volume 2 - Issue 3
January 23, 2009 15:30
Campylobacter Cases In Humans On The Rise, While Salmonellosis Is In Decline-Listeriosis Remains Of Concern, EFSA-ECDC Report Shows ; Tamiflu Remains Fully Effective Against 94 Percent Of Circulating Influenza Viruses In Europe; CDC Reports Rise In STIs; Fluwatch - January 11 to January 17, 2009 (Week 02)