Vaccination and Travel Health
Travel or relocation is always a joy. However, if it is not planned well, things can go wrong. Even worse, diseases/disasters might happen. Nevertheless, a lot of diseases can be prevented by medications or vaccinations. Such preventative health measures are advised to plan early — at least 8 weeks beforehand.
Dr Guo has many years of research and teaching experience and clinical practices about vaccines. We are familiar with the different risks in various countries, regions, and itinerary. We know how to manage those risks.
During your trips, we can advise through telehealth by appointment via WeChat, Skype, Zoom, etc. Upon your return, travel-related problems will most likely be present within 2 weeks. A visit for a medical examination is crucial for your health.
We can provide almost all the travel vaccination including Yellow fever and Q fever vaccines. Our special deals with suppliers mean that we can provide you with good quality tools (vaccines etc.) at a very competitive price.
Besides, we can also provide COVID 19 vaccinations, routine immunisation for children, catch-up immunisation for children and youth, and vaccination for at-risk groups of adults – some of them are covered under special governmental programs, for example, free Whooping Cough vaccines for expecting / new parents, free Hepatitis B Vaccines for high risk group, etc.
Reference
- www.cdc.gov Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA.
- http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0042682207004734?via=sd. Oscar Haigh, Huayang Guo, et al. Multiple copies of a tumor epitope in a recombinant hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) vaccine enhance CTL responses, but not tumor protection. Virology, 2007.
- http://linkinghub.elsevier.com/retrieve/pii/S0042682209007788?via=sd. Dekun Chen, Kristy Edgtton, Allan Gould, Huayang Guo, et al. HBsAg-vectored vaccines simultaneously deliver CTL responses to protective epitopes from multiple viral pathogens. Virology, 2010.