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most travelers will also need a vaccination or medicine to prevent against hepatitis a, as there is a risk of contracting it via contaminated food or water.

this vaccine is recommended to anyone who enjoys street fairs, street food, and enjoys small restaurants in areas that are not commonly visited by tourists.

taken at least two weeks before departure, this vaccine should be on the list of anyone with chronic liver problems or a generally weak or compromised immune system - one suggested vaccination includes hepatitis b, which is spread through blood, and contaminated needles.  arrow-back      arrow-forward
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