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Your Global TravEL Vaccine Checklist Cited Sources: 1. hp://www.vaccines.gov/travel/ 2. hp://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/watch/chikungunya-south-america 3. hp://traveltips.usatoday.com/safe-travel-africa-1306.html 4. hp://www.travelclinicsofamerica.com/destinations/asia/ 5. hp://www.travelclinicsofamerica.com/destinations/africa/ 6. hp://www.cdc.gov/parasites/schistosomiasis/gen_info/faqs.html 7. hp://traveltips.usatoday.com/tips-traveling-india-asia-alone-108206.html 8. hp://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/survival-guide 9. hp://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/algeria?s_cid=ncezid-dgmq-travel-single-001 To learn more about vaccines and their impact on public health, visit the Kent State College of Public Health for more information. The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to Africa. For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov. Needed for Travel: Standard Vaccinations: • Hepatitis A • Typhoid Potential Vaccinations: 4 • Malaria • Japanese Encephalitis • Rabies • Polio • Yellow Fever The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to Asia. For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov. Summer 2017 Bucket list #3 Tips to stay healthy: • Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip 2 • Pack and wear your mosquito repellant • Be cautious about accepting food and/or drinks from strangers. According to USA Today, thieves and other criminals have been known to drug foreign travelers to rob them or commit other crimes. 7 • Use your mosquito repellent to prevent potential contraction of Dengue Fever or Chikungunya - which have no vaccine or medication for disease prevention 6 . Be Prepared: • Pack appropriately • Have an action plan if you get sick • Be informed and share your trip details Be Protected: • Be mindful and assess your health during your travels • Keep emergency contact info (including physician or family members names, phone numbers and email addresses) on your person at all times. Your Survival Guide to Safe and Healthy Travel, according to the CDC When considering international travel you should be Proactive, Prepared, and Protected when it comes to your health while you are traveling. 8 Be Proactive: • Learn about your destination • Consult your physician before traveling • Evaluate your health status prior to traveling MARCH 2016 Needed for Travel: Standard Vaccinations: • Hepatitis A • Typhoid Potential Vaccinations: 7 • Malaria • Schistosomiasis • Rabies • Yellow Fever Tips to stay healthy: • Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip 9 • Consult with the U.S. Department of State for a list of places that may be dangerous for Americans to visit 3 • Be mindful of where you go swimming, because dangerous parasitic infections can be contracted in dirty bodies of water 5 • Pack and wear your mosquito repellant Needed for Travel: Standard Vaccinations: • Hepatitis A • Typhoid Potential Vaccinations: 6 • Hepatitis B • Yellow Fever • Malaria • Rabies • Polio • Meningitis Tips to stay healthy: • Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip 1 • Pack and wear your mosquito repellent to prevent potential contraction of of Dengue Fever or Chikungunya - which have no vaccine or medication for disease prevention 2 • Be mindful of where you go swimming, because dangerous parasitic infections can be contracted in dirty bodies of water 6 The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to South America. For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov. st Day ever! NEXT YEAR? kentmph.online/checklist Here’s a brief overview of some of the required and suggested inoculations for travel around areas such as Asia, Africa, and South America. Making plans to travel internationally requires a number of steps to be taken. The most important of which is to get necessary vaccines to guard against geing sick and ensuring that your excursions are filled with fun and excitement. REMINDER: Be sure your passport is up-to-date and you have all required documentation to travel (i.e. visa and vaccination records.) South America AFRICA ASIA

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Page 1: MARCH 2016 Your Global TravEL Vaccine Checklist · 2019-02-13 · Your Survival Guide to Safe and Healthy Travel, according to the CDC When considering international travel you should

Your Global TravELVaccine Checklist

Cited Sources:1. h�p://www.vaccines.gov/travel/2. h�p://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices/watch/chikungunya-south-america3. h�p://traveltips.usatoday.com/safe-travel-africa-1306.html4. h�p://www.travelclinicsofamerica.com/destinations/asia/5. h�p://www.travelclinicsofamerica.com/destinations/africa/6. h�p://www.cdc.gov/parasites/schistosomiasis/gen_info/faqs.html 7. h�p://traveltips.usatoday.com/tips-traveling-india-asia-alone-108206.html8. h�p://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/survival-guide9. h�p://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/traveler/none/algeria?s_cid=ncezid-dgmq-travel-single-001

To learn more about vaccines and their impact on public health,visit the Kent State College of Public Health for more information.

The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to Africa. For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov.

Needed for Travel:Standard Vaccinations:• Hepatitis A• Typhoid

Potential Vaccinations:4• Malaria• Japanese Encephalitis• Rabies• Polio• Yellow Fever

The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to Asia. For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov.

Summer 2017

Bucket list #3

Tips to stay healthy:• Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip2

• Pack and wear your mosquito repellant

• Be cautious about accepting food and/or drinks from strangers. According to USA Today, thieves and other criminals have been known to drug foreign travelers to rob them or commit other crimes.7

• Use your mosquito repellent to prevent potential contraction of Dengue Fever or Chikungunya - which have no vaccine or medication for disease prevention6.

Be Prepared:• Pack appropriately• Have an action plan if you get sick• Be informed and share your trip details

Be Protected:• Be mindful and assess your health during your travels• Keep emergency contact info (including physician or family members names, phone numbers and email addresses) on your person at all times.

Your Survival Guide to Safe and Healthy Travel, according to the CDCWhen considering international travel you should be Proactive, Prepared, and Protected when it comes to your healthwhile you are traveling.8

Be Proactive:• Learn about your destination• Consult your physician before traveling • Evaluate your health status prior to traveling

MARCH 2016

Needed for Travel:Standard Vaccinations:• Hepatitis A• Typhoid

Potential Vaccinations:7• Malaria• Schistosomiasis• Rabies• Yellow Fever

Tips to stay healthy:• Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip9

• Consult with the U.S. Department of State for a list of places that may be dangerous for Americans to visit3

• Be mindful of where you go swimming, because dangerous parasitic infections can be contracted in dirty bodies of water5

• Pack and wear your mosquito repellant

Needed for Travel:Standard Vaccinations:• Hepatitis A• Typhoid

Potential Vaccinations:6• Hepatitis B• Yellow Fever• Malaria• Rabies• Polio• Meningitis

Tips to stay healthy:• Get your required inoculations at least a month to six weeks out from your trip1

• Pack and wear your mosquito repellent to prevent potential contraction of of Dengue Fever or Chikungunya - which have no vaccine or medication for disease prevention2

• Be mindful of where you go swimming, because dangerous parasitic infections can be contracted in dirty bodies of water6

The above vaccinations do not constitute all possible inoculations for travel to South America.For specific travel needs please consult your physician and cdc.gov.

Best Day ever!

NEXT YEAR?

kentmph.online/checklist

Here’s a brief overview of some of the required and suggested inoculationsfor travel around areas such as Asia, Africa, and South America.

Making plans to travel internationally requires a number of steps to be taken. The most important of which is to get necessary vaccines to guard against ge�ing sick and ensuring that your excursions are filled with fun and excitement.

REMINDER:Be sure your passportis up-to-date and you haveall required documentationto travel (i.e. visa and vaccination records.)

South America

AFRICA

ASIA