If you’re planning to travel anywhere tropical or sub-tropical, there’s a good chance you’ll be at risk for dengue fever. Also known as “breakbone fever,” dengue is the most common mosquito borne disease in humans. You don’t need to be exploring jungles to be at risk...
Our clients are often surprised to hear about the risk of rabies during their travel consults. It’s something we rarely need to think about living in BC, so the idea of a dog, cat, or monkey bite being potentially fatal is something that often doesn’t cross a person’s...
Whether you travel for work or for fun, keeping your health at the forefront is essential. One key aspect of travel health involves vaccinations, which can prevent diseases found in specific regions of the world. This blog post will detail the recommended travel...
Best Ways to Prevent Influenza As we get further into the winter season with Thanksgiving and Christmas, it also means closer to flu season. Most people will come across some type of illness during the cold season, and there are many different ways of getting sick...
Preparing for Travel Outside of North America [supsystic-social-sharing id='1'] Preparing for Travel Outside of North America Many individuals when preparing for traveling prepare for basic things such as which outfits they should pack and how much money to bring. A...
What Should I Do If I’ve Got COVID-19? [supsystic-social-sharing id='1'] I Think I’ve Got COVID-19 What Should I Do? If you think you have COVID-19 you need to get medical advice. In BC this means calling 8-1-1 or contacting your local doctor or health care...