Aussie Flu
What is Aussie Flu? Potentially the worst flu epidemic for half a century which could shortly hit the UK. It is strongly recommended that individuals, companies, schools and organisations vaccinate against the risk of catching [...]
Travel at high altitude
Travel excursions that involve travel at high, or even very high altitude, are becoming more common. The following is a classification of what is meant by high altitude: high altitude – is anywhere above [...]
Fit for travel, part of NHS Scotland, have issued detailed guidance schools planning overseas visits.
Global Health Travel Clinic support this guidance. Free presentations are available to planning teams, teachers, pupils and parents including vaccinations, general health advice and country specific advice. Please note the Guidance is generated by the [...]
UK Flu risk high for Winter 2017-18
Australia and New Zealand have seen high levels of flu this year and this is likely to be reflected in the number of flu cases experienced in the UK this winter. So, if the number [...]
Rabies risk whilst travelling
General advice is to avoid contact with animals, wild or domesticated whilst on holiday or travelling, especially dogs. Rabies is one of the most lethal infectious diseases. Once symptoms appear it is almost always fatal. [...]
Sunscreen, enjoy the sun, but be careful. do’s and don’ts.
Summer is here so whether you chose a staycation or travel abroad, beware of and learn more about Ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The following are bite size guides and we suggest you investigate more yourselves where [...]