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Preventing Infectious Diseases During Overseas Travel
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Overseas travel can expose you to infectious diseases that are uncommon domestically. Extra caution is needed when visiting developing countries in tropical regions. Please consult a medical specialist 3 to 4 weeks before departure and arrange any needed vaccinations and preventive medications in advance.2026-06-26
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Vaccinations for Patients with Rheumatic Diseases
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Rheumatic diseases involve dysregulation of the immune system and can make a person more vulnerable to infectious diseases. Immunosuppressive drugs used in treatment also increase the risk of infection. Vaccination is an effective way to help prevent infectious diseases, so please consult your doctor and receive vaccinations at the appropriate time.2026-06-26