CDC: Adventure Travel
Adventure travel is a popular way to explore destinations and test your physical abilities. It typically includes “extreme” activities such as backpacking, diving, rafting, surfing, and zip lining. Adventure travel is often to remote locations, where medical care may be limited, weather changes may be unexpected, and communication may be unreliable. Check out CDC’s tips […]
Learn MoreFDA: What To Know If Your Child Wants Contact Lenses
These days, eyeglasses can look pretty cool. Still, the day may come when your child asks you for contact lenses. There are pros to consider — and cons. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates contact lenses and certain contact lens care products as medical devices. Contact lenses have benefits. They can be better for sports activities, […]
Learn MoreCDC: Pack Smart
Prepare a travel health kit with items you may need, especially those that may be difficult to find on your trip. If you have specific medical conditions, check with your healthcare professional for any additional items to consider bringing along. Be aware that some countries have restrictions on what medications you can bring with you, so check […]
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