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Whether going on a two year contract to India or a two week holiday to Cambodia, it is important that first time visitors take adequate preventive measures
What you pack in your medicine kit depends on where you travel and for how long. But the basics should cover cuts and scrapes and tummy aches. Ooh, that rhymes!
Seeking the advice of a travel medicine expert, watching what you eat and staying active while in transit will help keep you in top form during a trip.
Every boater should carry a good first aid kit onboard. Adventure Medical has released some good kits designed especially for mariners.
Get a job as a dance host on board a cruise ship for a discounted cruise vacation
Jellyfish stings can ruin the best boating trip or beach excursion. Learning about jellyfish sting prevention and treatment will make future trips more enjoyable.
Cheap family vacations take some preparation. Shop ahead for travel deals, plan and pack carefully, and budget well to save money.
Studying, volunteering, or working abroad is one of the most enriching experiences of a person's life. The following tips will help to make your preparations stress-free.
Health care providers from family doctors to travel clinics can provide immunizations for travelers going abroad, but family doctors may only give routine vaccinations.
Whether the vacation is for 6 days or 6 months, planning will reduce the hassles, and the good news is the internet has provided travellers with some great new tools.
Chicago's Navy Pier plans a fun filled fall for families, with a Haunted House, Carnival of Curiosities, Howl-o-Ween for pets and spectacular fireworks.
A 19th-century diploma mill doctor, Brinkley's extraordinary career was a monument to full-scale quackery.
Potions and lotions for sale, myths and home remedies on offer; there's only one reliable method of protection from the painful stings from contact with jellyfish.
Unless you are traveling to Africa or South America, yellow fever is not an infectious travel risk that need concern you.


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