Category: Yellow Fever

Yellow Fever

March 7, 2026

Rabies and Travel: Why Vaccination Matters More Than Ever

As international travel continues to increase, more UK travellers are visiting destinations where rabies remains a real and potentially life-threatening risk. While many people focus on passports, flights and accommodation, travel health is often overlooked until the final stages of planning. In the case of rabies, leaving vaccination too late can create unnecessary risk. Rabies is a viral infection that affects...
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Yellow Fever

December 14, 2024

Typhoid Vaccination for Travel

The risks for travelers Consumption of food and drink that has been contaminated with faeces or urine from a human case or carrier; direct faecal oral contamination can also occur. As with all other illnesses spread by the faecal oral route, precautionary measures should be taken to avoid consumption of potentially contaminated drinks and drinking water and to ensure food is uncontaminated...
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Dengue Fever , News , Yellow Fever

December 2, 2024

Who should not be vaccinated?

For some people infected with dengue there are no symptoms, or they may just experience a self-resolving flu like illness. Others may experience what is often known as break – bone fever due to the high fever and the extreme pain it causes in muscles and joints. It can also cause a severe headache, pain behind the eyes, nausea and...
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