Guidance and advice on aspects of your health both before you travel and whilst travelling. Health advice when travellingCurrently, the recommended source for travel related information is via the UK Department of Health: here you will find up-to-date country specific advice, alerts, and recommendations regarding vaccinations including antimalarial requirements. NaTHNaC, the National Travel Health Network & Centre: TravelHealthProPlease also refer to travel information from NHS inform, as some travel vaccines are free on the NHS in Scotland.NHS Inform: Travel health and vaccinationsFollowing review of the above webpages, if you think you may need vaccinations or antimalarial treatment, please contact an external provider. Please note that the following providers are not affiliated with the University of Edinburgh, and although the list is not exhaustive, these options may be helpful:NHS Lothian travel clinicsEdinburgh travel clinicHealthLink360 Travel ClinicYour chosen travel health provider may recommend an appointment with them, even when vaccines or antimalarial tablets are not required. This includes:older peoplepeople with a weakened immune systempeople with long-term conditions that need to travel with medicationspregnant women General travel health General travel health guidance for staff Travel health insurance Advice on travel health insurance requirements Prescribed medicines Guidance for taking prescribed medicines or drugs abroad External websites of interestFitforTravelNational Travel Health Network and CentreWorld Health OrganizationForeign and Commonwealth Office This article was published on 2024-11-12