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Hi, do we need malaria meds when we go on our boat cruise with only one day off the boat at the mozambique harbour? i have type 1 diabetes and my son is 7.
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I would: You can review the recommendations for malaria and other issues at the CDC website (updated continuously). Go to www.cdc.gov/travel/destinations. Malaria is a worrisome problem in the region & generally requires meds started before travel & exposure until well after exposure has stopped.
Answered 3/3/2019
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