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14 Articles on Travel Health
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9 Title : International Travelers with Disabilities |
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| Description : The medical preparation of a traveler with a stable ongoing disability does not differ from that of any other traveler. The key to safe, accessible travel is that each anticipated international itinerary must be assessed on an individual basis. | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 273 | Date Created : 9/6/2006 | ||
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10 Title : Fitness To Fly |
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| Description : In addition to preparing for other travel risks you might encounter, before embarking on air travel you should evaluate your fitness to fly based on risks associated with being in a confined cabin with dry air and a variable level of CO2, less ability to walk around, and no immediate access to medical care. Your risk will also depend on your current health condition and specific needs. | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 169 | Date Created : 9/12/2006 | ||
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11 Title : Swimming Out In the Ocean |
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| Description : It's easy to be caught off guard when you are enjoying yourself. Unfortunately, play can be serious business if you aren't aware of the dangers at recreational areas. | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 166 | Date Created : 9/12/2006 | ||
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12 Title : Marine Envenomation (the process by which venom is injected by Venomous Marine animals) |
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| Description : The seas contain many poisonous creatures. While most cause only minor problems, a few are dangerous and may even cause fatal envenomation. Whether you swim, snorkel, dive, fish, or just walk the beach, you should be aware of the risks and how to avoid potential envenomations. In addition, you should know some simple first aid measures in the event of marine envenomation | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 159 | Date Created : 9/12/2006 | ||
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13 Title : Precautions for Cruise Ship Travel |
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| Description : Approximately 1 in 250 cruise ship passengers will experience an illness while onboard that requires medical attention. To ensure the best possible cruise experience for yourself, it is important to be prepared for cruise ship travel and to know how to prevent illness, especially if you are elderly or have a pre-existing medical condition. Be sure and discuss your travel plans with your travel medicine practitioner well before the time of departure. | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 152 | Date Created : 9/18/2006 | ||
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14 Title : Altitude Sickness and the Ways to Combat |
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| Description : Travelers who will be visiting mountain areas should be prepared to recognize and respond to the symptoms of altitude illness, which are caused by the lower level of oxygen available at high elevations. | ||||
| Author : James | Total No of Views : 146 | Date Created : 9/12/2006 | ||
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