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Traveler's Health |
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Travel to a foreign country puts you in the care of their medical system. Learn about Mexico’s hospitals and doctors as well as steps you can take to promote you and your family’s health while in the Riviera Maya. |
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Mexico Travel Health Kit Visitors to Mexico should consider packing a first-aid kit prior to travel. |
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Pharmacies and Prescription Drugs What to know before filling your scripts south of the border. |
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Stings, Bites and Poisoning from Dangerous Marine Animals What To Avoid And What To Do If You Find Yourself In A Marine Sting Situation |
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Fit Tips for Traveling 10 fitness tips while traveling |
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Traveling While Pregnant What should you know about traveling while expecting? |
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Driving the Sac-be: Tips for driving in the Yucatan It's not difficult or scary driving in the Yucatan, but there are a few differences for us northerners. |
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Mexico Dental Visit An emergency visit to a dental office in Chiapas, by Jon and Vonda Look |
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Our Experience with the Mexican Health Care System Jon and Vonda share their experiences |
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Protecting Yourself from Dengue Fever Great information shared from Yucatan Living |
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Safety While Kayaking Why even when Tankah and Soliman Bays in the Riviera Maya seem calm, it is important to wear lifejackets. |
Paula Preston's Toby's Xcalak
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On Akumal Bay, in the heart of Akumal. Akumal’s unique bay with its clear, blue-green waters and glistening white sand beaches that never burn your feet is breathtaking, inviting and uncrowded. And it’s the safest bay for children of all ages. Nearby, in the tropical jungle are easily-accessible ruins of the mysterious Mayan civilization, which flourished centuries ago.
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