1. Services
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... -Prescribing and Administration of Vaccines -Prescribing of Anti-Malarials -Travel Advice ...

2. Bites and stings (Children)

...a, Asia and South America there are a number of diseases that can be caught through insect bites such as malaria, yellow fever, Dengue fever, and West Nile disease. Symptoms ...

3. Bites and stings (Baby and infant)

...a, Asia and South America there are a number of diseases that can be caught through insect bites such as malaria, yellow fever, Dengue fever, and West Nile disease. Symptoms ...

4. General Info

...fortravel.nhs.uk www.nathnac.org www.fco.gov.uk/travel www.immunisation.nhs.uk www.malariahotspots.co.uk ...

5. Travel Health - Malaria

What is Malaria? Is Malaria a danger to people in the UK? What can be done to protect against malaria? Malaria Myths

6. Top Tips

... Protection against mosquito bites is especially important if you are going to an area where malaria is a risk. Your GP practice will advise on the at-risk areas and will recommend anti-...

7. Travel Health

  General Info Top Tips Travel Health - Malaria Travel Health - Hepatitis A Travel Health - Hepatitis B

8. Rabies

...recommended. You will also be offered other advice on vaccination against other diseases and prevention of malaria as well as some simple precautions to take to reduce the risk of your catching rabies...

9. Psoriasis

...o be triggered by a number of factors such as a skin injury, a throat infection, certain drugs such as antimalarials and by both physical and emotional stress. Symptoms The appearance...

10. Meningitis

...o protect you against meningitis and other types of disease, and for tablets to take to be covered against malaria. When to consult your doctor If you suspect you or someone...

11. Bites and stings (Adult)

...a, Asia and South America there are a number of diseases that can be caught through insect bites such as malaria, yellow fever, Dengue fever, and West Nile disease. Symptoms ...

12. Bird Flu

..., resources should not be taken away from the current worldwide killers (malnutrition, AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, heart disease, schistosomiasis, hepatitis) to provide excess resources only for bird...