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Turkey do;esn’t require any special vaccinations, although travellers are advised to make sure hepatitis A and tetanus immunisations are up-to-date. Malaria is a small risk in the south and east of the country in provinces such as Icel, Adana and Osmaniyeh. Travellers to these areas should seek advice on malarial prevention from their local doctor before departure.

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Travellers to remote areas that require a regular prescription are advised to stock up before departure to Turkey to avoid the possibility of running out while away. The best healthcare facilities are located in Istanbul and Ankara and increasingly Antalaya, where pharmacies are also widely available.

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