Dr Chris Davenport , TMA Boronia It’s Monday morning, another busy day in General Practice filled with the usual interesting patients – for blood
Dr Deb Mitchell TMA member in Alice Springs I am wearing close to 40kg of extra weight with all the gear for my first dive
Kate McGowan RN TravelBugs Adelaide It’s a week into my four week Uganda trip and I find myself in a not-unfamiliar environment. It feels like
Dr Jo Grey TMA Brisbane Earlier this year, I accepted an invitation to spend two weeks on Guadalcanal Island, part of the Solomon Islands group
Dr Saschveen Singh, Capstone Health, Wembley Ebola Staff health: not your average travel medicine story. Since the West African outbreak made international headlines in 2015-2017,
Dr Jason Rajakulendran, TMA Sandringham. A recent holiday to the Andean mountains of Ecuador & Peru highlighted to me the importance of careful preparation for
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Dr Julie Burke TMA Yeppoon Destination weddings in Bali for Australians are extremely popular. Young Aussie couples with their love of the great out doors,
Dr Cormac Carey, Medical Director, Toowoomba. After sampling the wonderful delights of Buenos Aires we flew South to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world.
Dr Michael Long (TMA Narre Warren) Measles in Australia is almost always imported by travellers; there have been many outbreaks of this highly contagious
by Dr Daniel Priest and Dr Donald Leitch – Shoal Bay, NSW Have you seen random articles on Facebook etc explaining the things that annoy flight
Potential travellers are now thinking about the Australian winter in 2019 and many are thinking of safaris in Africa. Common destinations include Kruger National park
Written by Dr Diana Gillatt, Tanunda Medical Centre So what is Typhoid Fever and where is it a problem? Typhoid is a nasty bacterial
Carmel Limpus RN based in Ipswich IT’S JUST A BIG LONG WALK! During September 2017 I walked the Camino de Santiago or the Way of
David Rutherford – TMA member Fremantle Yellow Fever remains as relevant to travellers today as it was back in the 1700’s when it was first