Questions about travel and health?
For questions about travel or about our Web site...
- Looking for travel health information for a particular area of the world? Please refer to Traveler's Health Destination Information.
- Looking for a yellow fever vaccine clinic? Visit our national registry of official yellow fever vaccine providers.
- If you have other questions, you are not alone! See Travelers' Health Frequently Asked Questions.
Because Travel Medicine is a complex field, we advise consulting a travel medicine specialist or health-care provider 4–6 weeks before international travel to allow time for maximum benefit before you depart. Even if your trip is last minute, there is still benefit in consulting a travel medicine specialist.
- See the Travel Medicine Clinics page for links to directories of private travel clinics and state health department websites (many state and county health departments also provide travel immunizations).
- Health-care providers can contact their state epidemiologist or local health department on the [[forward label=([State Links]) link=([http://www.astho.org/index.php?template=regional_links.php])]] page of the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
- For medical emergencies, contact your health-care provider or go to the nearest emergency room.
Need More Information?
For questions about travel, or comments, questions, or suggestions regarding our website, please contact CDC-INFO at:
1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636)
1-888-232-6348 (TTY)
cdcinfo@cdc.gov