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Peel your own fruit, no flip-flops in the jungle: how to prevent tropical infections

Peel your own fruit, no flip-flops in the jungle: how to prevent tropical infections

Internist-infectiologist Els van Nood provides essential advice for travelers visiting (sub)tropical destinations to avoid contracting diseases from bacteria and viruses. Her tips include basic safety measures like peeling your own fruit and wearing appropriate footwear in nature to ensure a worry-free vacation.

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