11 Travel Diseases: Should Older Travelers Worry About Them?
A recently published article on Medscape identifying 11 travel diseases, ones of which travelers, especially older ones, need to be aware.
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Golfer’s Vasculitis: A Common But Often Misdiagnosed Travel Malady
A long day of walking in Orvieto leads to Golfers Vasculitis. It is also called Disney Rash and Exercise-Induced Vasculitis.
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Norovirus on Cruise Ships: What Older Travelers Need To Know
Falling ill while traveling is never fun. It can ruin your vacation on land or sea, although getting sick on a cruise ship is probably worse. Yes, I’m not imagining it. Reports of norovirus on cruise ships have become more frequent in recent years. Whenever I hear a report about a norovirus outbreak on a cruise…
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Paxlovid for Foreign Travel: What You Need to Know
If you’re planning a trip, you may wonder if you can get Paxlovid for foreign travel. The answers are murky at best.
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How To Avoid Post-Vacation Depression: 10 Tips
Returning from a vacation, a jolt to the mind and body exacerbated by jet lag and fatigue can lead to feelings of post-vacation depression. Here are some tips for coping before, during and after your vacation.
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One-Way Masking for Travelers: When No One Else Is Masking
You might be wondering about one-way masking, whether you should wear a mask on your next trip when no one else is masking.
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Flying With Hearing Aids? 7 Things You Should Know
If this is your first time flying with hearing aids, you probably have some questions. If you are a veteran user, here are some reminders.
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Foolproof Tips For Fighting Jet Lag
Experiencing jet lag is almost inevitable after most long haul flights but there are some simple ways to minimize the effects.
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Too Sick To Fly: Why Sick Passengers Don’t Stay Home
Five reasons why passengers too sick to fly don’t stay home when they should
