Newton Travel Clinic

Hepatitis A and typhoid are two infections that can affect your stomach while you travel. Both are spread through contaminated food or water. Even if you are not an overly adventurous eater, the CDC recommends both for most trips.

Be sure to get your yellow fever vaccination before traveling anywhere the virus is present. Yellow fever is spread by mosquitoes, can be highly dangerous. Vaccination protects you and others in the region you are visiting.

Use a dedicated travel clinic specializing in yellow fever, like Passport Health. They can also guide you on other vaccines and medications needed for your journey. Passport Health clinics are authorized to administer the yellow fever vaccine and provide a yellow card as proof, which some countries require for entry.

Travel clinics also make it easy to get all the shots you need in one visit. Passport Health keeps yellow fever and all other key travel vaccines in-stock for your trip.

Every single Passport Health client receives a booklet outlining what they may need for their trip. Whether you’re going to one country or traveling through an entire continent, we can provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information for your trip.

In North America, some infections are rarely found or isolated to specific regions. Passport Health carries routine and specialty vaccines for every circumstance a wide variety of. Immunizations against infections such as measles, mumps and rubella, Japanese encephalitis and rabies are in-stock.