Displaying items by tag: travel health and safety
As AIESEC intern Genevieve prepares for her overseas placement, "helpful horror stories" aren't making her task any easier.
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Non-medical personnel are essential to medical missions and relief work around the world. A former tree planter becomes part of the solution as a logistician with MSF.
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The things that make travel exciting can also be the most trying. Dr. Mark Wise shares his advice on how to even out the bumps.
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Travel Health
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How to keep the spirit of backpacking alive, at any age.
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More than a whole third of UK gap-year travellers need to be financially bailed out by their parents.
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In remote regions, far from medical care, identifying potential problems early on can help prevent minor ailments from becoming serious emergencies.
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Travel Health
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They're everywhere, often difficult to detect until it's too late, but when they strike, you'll know you've been had.
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Mike Webster offers the following considerations for travelling as or with a diabetic.
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How to keep your guts from visiting the circus during your travels.
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If you're getting ready for a sojourn overseas, chances are you've prepared a list of things to jam into your pack before you head off to the airport. One item that is often overlooked is a first aid kit.
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A travel doctor's prescription for staying fit as a fiddle on your travels.
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Why getting all your shots won't protect you from the biggest travel health hazard abroad.
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