New MMWR found that reported cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) declined during the COVID-19 pandemic. Further investigations are needed to understand the cause(s) of this decline in MERS cases and improve U.S. pandemic preparedness. More: bit.ly/4jjw51z

Consider getting travel health insurance as a safety net for unexpected trouble during your adventures. Check CDC’s website for tips on staying covered while abroad. #TravelSmart Learn more: bit.ly/2JprdZh

Be prepared for anything! 📞🚑 Keep your emergency contacts list handy while traveling and know how you will get healthcare if you get sick or injured during travel. Safety first, fun second! #TravelPrepared #StaySafe Get more travel tips from CDC: bit.ly/3s37FVi

When traveling, people at high risk for listeriosis (pregnant women, adults over 65, those with weakened immune systems) should avoid eating queso fresco-type cheeses, whether made from pasteurized or unpasteurized (raw) milk. More: bit.ly/4kpUzaG

Do your patients have symptoms of meningococcal disease after performing Hajj or Umrah? • Fever • Headache • Stiff neck • Signs of sepsis • Rash If so, prompt diagnosis and treatment are critical. Learn more about patients with meningococcal disease: bit.ly/4kCV3ud

Traveling with little ones? 👶✈️ CDC has tips to keep your kiddos safe and healthy on the go. Adventure awaits! #FamilyTravel Learn more: bit.ly/2PMurZh

Planning to travel this summer? Add insect bite prevention to your pretravel checklist! Traveling to some destinations may put you at a higher risk of diseases like dengue & Oropouche spread by insect bites. Prevent insect bites during & after traveling: bit.ly/45VDDSQ

Traveling with little ones? 👶✈️ CDC has tips to keep your kiddos safe and healthy on the go. Adventure awaits! #FamilyTravel Learn more: bit.ly/2PMurZh

Summer travel can be difficult in some areas. Remember to: - Drink plenty of fluids - Wear a hat/sunglasses - Wear loose, lightweight clothing - Plan outdoor activities during cooler parts of the day - Rest often and try to stay in the shade Learn more: bit.ly/2Y5E1tQ

Ready for summer adventures? ☀️✈️ Make sure to check travel advisories, prepare a travel health kit, and pack a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses for a safe trip. Stay informed and enjoy your travels! Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/su…

Don’t let the sun ☀ ruin your fun!️🧴 Protect yourself by using sunscreen with at least SPF 15, wearing protective clothing, and staying hydrated! Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/su…

Avoid diarrhea despair on your next international trip 🚽🌍 Drink bottled water, avoid street food, and wash hands frequently. Stay healthy while exploring! Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/tr…

Hit the road safely! 🚗🛣️ Road tripping on your next international trip—buckle up, avoid distractions, and make sure to read up on local traffic laws. Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/ro…

Traveling while pregnant? 🤰✈️ Consult your healthcare provider, know your destination’s healthcare options, stay hydrated, and rest often. Enjoy your journey safely! Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/pr…

Sensitive to motion sickness during travel? There are a few things you can do to help keep it at bay: sit in the front of a car or bus, take breaks during long trips, and consider over-the-counter remedies. 🚢✈️🚗 Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/mo…

Dengue viruses are spread by mosquitoes in most tropical & subtropical regions of the world, including popular tourist destinations. Plan ahead before traveling: find out if an area is at risk for dengue & prep to prevent mosquito bites. bit.ly/CDCDengueRisk

Pack smart for your next adventure 🎒✈️ Make a checklist, pack first-aid supplies and any medicine you may need (bring extra just in case), and don’t forget chargers and snacks. Be prepared for anything! Learn more: wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/pa…

Don’t ruin your vacation with a Vibrio infection. Eat oysters and other shellfish fully cooked to avoid food poisoning. cdc.gov/vibrio/prevent…

Traveling soon? Check for any Travel Health Notices for your destination, especially ones about mosquito-borne diseases. Pack EPA-registered insect repellent & stay bite-free. #TravelSmart #MosquitoSafety bit.ly/4cBp8qF

When in doubt, stay out! Water with harmful algae can make you sick. When traveling, protect yourself by: - Checking for local swim advisories - Not going in bodies of water that smell or look bad. How to recognize harmful algae: bit.ly/3K7nYG8