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Canada to Mandate COVID-19 Vaccines for All Plane, Train Travelers

More than 71 percent of eligible Canadians are fully vaccinated, and 82 percent have had at least their first shot

Canada to Welcome Fully Vaccinated Americans in August

Canada's 14-day quarantine requirement will be waived for people who are residing in the United States and are fully vaccinated

Canada May Open Borders to Fully Vaccinated Americans by Mid-August

However, mask mandate returns to Los Angeles as COVID-19 cases rise

CDC Changes Mask Rules for Fully Vaccinated People Using Public Transportation

Agency said new policy applies to 'airplanes, trains, subways, buses, taxis, ride-shares, maritime transportation, trolleys, and cable cars'

U.S. to Monitor Air Travelers From African Nations With Ebola

As of Feb. 25, Guinea had nine Ebola cases, five deaths; the Democratic Republic of the Congo had eight cases, four deaths

Airport COVID-19 Safety Measures Still Need Work

One airport has installed two miles of clear physical barriers, 500 hand sanitizing stations, 5,000 social-distancing floor decals

The first COVID-19 testing program for airline passengers in the United States will be introduced Oct. 15 by United Airlines.

United First U.S. Airline to Offer COVID-19 Testing for Passengers

Rapid test at airport provides results in about 20 minutes and will cost $250
Less than half of pediatric travelers who are eligible for pretravel measles

Few MMR-Vaccine Eligible Children Receive Vaccine Before Travel

41.3 percent of MMR vaccination-eligible pediatric travelers received MMR vaccine at pretravel consultation
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday announced it has approved Aemcolo (rifamycin)

FDA Approves Drug for Treatment of Travelers’ Diarrhea

Aemcolo not indicated for patients with diarrhea complicated by fever and/or bloody stool
Many frequently touched surfaces at airports are contaminated with respiratory virus pathogens

High-Touch Surfaces at Airports Often Covered in Pathogens

At least one respiratory virus detected in 10 percent of surface samples at major airport during flu season