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Change: vaccinations.vaccinations. Take along a health kit with basic first aid and medical supplies. Try to identify in-country healthcare resources before you leave home. You can find information about medical evacuation services from the US Department of State. Check out health websites for international travelers.As of   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 695)

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