Travel Medicine

This category focuses on travel medicine and relevant medical information that is very useful for those who want to travel overseas. Specially created to attend the needs of independent travelers from all over the World that want to tour remote areas, Third World, or to any of the most common destination countries.

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Rescued hostage Betancourt to travel to France (AP via Yahoo! News)
Rescued hostage Ingrid Betancourt said she will travel to France on Thursday and meet President Nicolas Sarkozy now that she is free after more than six years of captivity among Colombian rebels.

Forgot to get your shots for a trip? Get them on the fly (Chicago Tribune)
While most preventive inoculations should be administered anywhere from four weeks to six months before travel, a handful of routine immunizations, like tetanus shots, can be taken care of in an unlikely but convenient location: at the airport.

Travel Abroad (New York Times)
Dr. Phyllis Kozarsky is a professor of medicine at the Emory University School of Medicine and the director of Travel Well, a traveler’s medical clinic in Atlanta.

Old Crow Medicine Show's new-era bluegrass is winning fans (The Kansas City Star)
Old Crow Medicine Show got its start much like their name might suggest: by traveling from town to town in a van playing music for anyone who would listen, much like the old medicine shows that sold elixirs and secret remedies to anyone looking for a cure-all.

Old Crow Medicine Show's new-era bluegrass is winning fans (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Old Crow Medicine Show got its start much like their name might suggest: by traveling from town to town in a van playing music for anyone who would listen, much like the old medicine shows that sold elixirs and secret remedies to anyone looking for a cure-all. "The idea of a traveling show is what it was born out of," said band member Willie Watson, who plays guitar, banjo and sings. "We ...