Canton Travel Clinic

Travel immunizations for cholera, typhoid and rabies are among the most common. Hepatitis A and Japanese encephalitis vaccines are also recommended.

Although yellow fever can be prevented through such measures as wearing insect repellent and proper clothing, the safest way to avoid yellow fever is to get the yellow fever vaccine. Many countries require a “yellow card” from a certified Yellow Fever Vaccination Center in order to gain entry into the country. Passport Health clinics are certified and able to provide patients with the yellow fever vaccination.

While traveling, up to 70% of travelers can experience some form of travelers’ diarrhea. The use of preventative drugs and post-exposure therapies is advised.

Diarrhea packs for passengers, mosquito nets, and repellents are just the beginning. Passport Health has a wide range of travel supplies to keep you safe and happy on your journey. See our Passport Health store to learn more!