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Malaria risk declines… and grows

Aussie travellers are getting fewer cases of malaria, but drug-resistant malaria is a growing threat… The number of Australians picking up malaria in their travels has halved in the past decade, according to Continue reading →

New vaccine option for travellers

The medical director of Travelvax Australia, Dr Ed Bajrovic, says a meningococcal meningitis vaccine just released in Australia will protect a broader range of travellers against the disease. The vaccine, Menactra, is Continue reading →

When common sense is not common enough

If you get into trouble overseas, do you expect the Australian government to come galloping to your rescue? It seems many people do, with demand for consular services rising and Continue reading →

When ignorance is anything but bliss

There are few things worse than being sick or injured overseas, especially if  you’re somewhere with a less-than-flash medical system. Most travel-related illnesses can be prevented, yet travel doctors say Continue reading →

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