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Zika in Bali and Why Screening Matters
Travellers heading to Bali are being advised to take enhanced precautions following a new US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Level 2 Travel Health Notice relating to Zika virus. The notice, issued on 7 August 2026, follows reports of Zika in travellers returning from Bali, Indonesia. The CDC is advising all travellers to…
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Heavy Rain can Increase the Risk of Leptospirosis in Ireland
After a prolonged period of dry weather, heavy rainfall can bring welcome relief, but for anyone planning to swim, canoe, fish or otherwise spend time in Ireland’s rivers, lakes and waterways, there is one potential health risk worth keeping in mind. Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection that can be transmitted to humans through water or…
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Ebola Case in France: What Irish Travellers Need to Know
Following reports of a confirmed Ebola case in France, Dr Graham Fry of Tropical Medical Bureau spoke with RTÉ Drivetime about what the development means for Irish travellers and why health experts believe the risk to the public remains extremely low. Dr Graham Fry recently discussed the situation on RTÉ Drivetime, explaining why the case…
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Travelling with Epilepsy: Essential Tips for a Safe Trip
Travelling with Epilepsy shouldn’t stop you from exploring the world. Whether you’re taking a short city break or a long-haul holiday, a little preparation can help minimise risks and ensure a smooth journey. For many people with epilepsy, factors such as missed medication, disrupted sleep, stress, dehydration, and changes in routine can increase the likelihood…
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Ebola Virus – Dr. Graham Fry on RTE1 Drivetime
The WHO has determined that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda is a public health emergency of international concern. Dr. Graham Fry, Medical Director of the Tropical Medical Bureau was invited to speak on RTE Radio 1 Drivetime with Katie Hannon and Colm Ó Mongáin to discuss the evolving…
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Hanta Virus – Dr. Graham Fry on Today with David McCullagh
Recent news surrounding a hantavirus outbreak linked to an ocean cruise have raised understandable questions among travellers and generated a lot of media interest in the topic. Dr. Graham Fry, Medical Director of the Tropical Medical Bureau was invited to speak on Today with David McCullagh. He was joined by Chris Reynolds, former Director of…
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What Travellers Need to Know About Hantavirus After Recent Cruise Ship Outbreaks
Recent headlines surrounding a hantavirus outbreak linked to an ocean cruise have raised understandable questions among travellers. While the disease remains extremely rare, the incident has renewed focus on travel health, particularly for those planning cruises, adventure holidays or trips to remote destinations. Health authorities are currently monitoring passengers from the MV Hondius expedition cruise…
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Travelling with Contact Lenses: What You Need to Know Before You Go
For many travellers, contact lenses are a convenient alternative to glasses. They offer freedom, comfort, and unobstructed views of every destination. But travelling with lenses requires a bit more planning than simply tossing a spare pair into your bag. Changes in environment, hygiene standards, and daily routines can all impact your eye health while abroad.…
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ECDC warn of greater risk to mosquito borne disease for tourists heading to Italy and France – Dr. Graham Fry Talks to Claire Byrne on RTE Radio
According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, Europe is experiencing longer and more intense transmission seasons for mosquito-borne diseases, including West Nile Virus (WNV) infection and chikungunya virus disease. This shift is driven by climatic and environmental factors such as rising temperatures, longer summer seasons, milder winters and changes in rainfall patterns — conditions…
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Rabies Death – Dr. Graham Fry Talks to Claire Byrne on RTE Radio
In June 2025, a British woman died from rabies after she was scratched by a puppy in Morocco. As a result, there are increased concerns among tourists travelling abroad about the risk of rabies. Yvonne Ford, 59, from Barnsley, South Yorkshire, had “light contact” with the stray dog while on holiday in February in the…