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People who have a rare medical condition often need to travel to receive care at a special medical center or to take part in a research study. The following resources can help with travel and lodging costs. These organizations provide information about free or discounted land or air travel, specialized medical care during transport, and supportive lodging options.

Dr. Rodgers provides tips to help people with diabetes be prepared for trips.

Describes how someone with diabetes can be prepared during travel, work or school, pregnancy, natural disasters, and illness.

Planning your next trip to a tropical climate like in the Caribbean? Pack your swimsuit and sunscreen, and follow these tips to prevent heat illness and injury when traveling in a hot climate.

Planning a trip abroad? Whether traveling for business, to study, or on a much-needed vacation, this information can make your long flight more comfortable and healthier.

Making a preparedness kit is one important way you can protect yourself and those around you. Remember that there are many types of emergencies – from those caused by illness to natural disasters – and you need different types of kits for a variety of situations.

Whether traveling to warmer weather or a snow-filled adventure, make sure the flu is not your travel companion. Get your flu vaccine before you go to reduce your risk of catching and spreading the flu.

SARS, CDC Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome information

CDC released an advisory to travelers to Tulum, Mexico. During Hepatitis Awareness Month, learn more about how the hepatitis A vaccine can protect you from getting infected when traveling.

Traveling for spring break? Don’t forget to pack, protect yourself from the sun!