The Division of Geographic Medicine, a part of the Center for Vaccine
Development, is internationally recognized as a leader in the development and
testing of vaccines. The division maintains a Travelers'
Clinic that provides comprehensive health care for children and adults who
are about to leave on a brief or extended trip overseas.
Patient Conditions
Patients who need immunizations prior to travel
Victims of malaria, typhoid or other exotic diseases
Patients suffering from diarrhea or parasitic infections after travel
Comprehensive Evaluations
Evaluation of fever, diarrhea or other acquired diseases
Examination for parasites
Specialized Treatments
Immunizations
Diarrhea prophylaxis and treatment
Malaria chemoprophylaxis
Information about where to seek medical advice while abroad
Education about disease risks and preventions
Special Program
Travelers' Clinic
provides comprehensive health care for children and adults traveling in tropical
and subtropical countries.
This page was last updated on: December 13, 2007.
For more information, call the University Physicians Consultation and
Referral Service at 1-800-492-5538 (patients) or 1-800-373-4111 (physicians). If you prefer, you may call the division directly at 410-328-5196.