be Well: Winter travel safety
Dr. John Whyte, of WebMD, has some travel safety tips and health precautions you should know about.
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Feb 25, 2025, 5:58 PM
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3ds agoWinter travel is here, and as many of us head off to visit friends and family, the flu, COVID, and other airborne illnesses can easily hitch a ride.
Before we embark on travels far and wide, Dr. John Whyte, of WebMD, has some travel safety tips and health precautions you should know about.
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