We are passionate about travel. But although the health risks of travel are preventable, more than 50% of all travellers abroad still experience health problems that interfere with the enjoyment or success of their trip. Worldwide, many disease risks are on the increase, not in decline.
We're here to help. The Fleet Street Clinic is one of the foremost independent specialist Travel Vaccination Clinics in the UK. Our staff have a wealth of experience in Travel Medicine - plus plenty of frontline personal travel experience from all over the world.
The Clinic's director is Dr Richard Dawood
There are many aspects to consider when planning a trip abroad - as you will see from browsing our website. Our London travel clinic can help you prepare in all areas of your healthcare needs. Our expert knowledge in Travel Medicine, combined with easy access to a host of other services, means you can attend to all your travel health needs under one roof.
Moreover, our central London location is ideal for helping you to fit comprehensive travel preparation into a busy schedule!
The Fleet Street Clinic was one of the locations that was used to film BBC 3's recent documentary about HPV vaccination - "IS ORAL SEX SAFE ?", and whether this should now be more widely offered to both male and female patients for protection against head and neck cancer.
The Fleet Street Clinic is providing active support for news personnel covering the earthquake, tsunami and radiation alert in Japan. Information about radiation protection can be found here. The Clinic also carries stocks of iodine tablets and can provide advice and medical support before, during and after assignments in Japan.
We are now open until 8pm Monday to Thursday, for Private GP appointments, the Travel Clinic, Flu vaccinations, Podiatry and more. Phone for an appointment on 020 7353 5678
Dr Dawood's Q&A on Malaria, following publicity about Cheryl Cole's recent illness.
Dr Dawood's Daily Telegraph 'Burning Issue' column on why we must do more to protect our skin when we travel, and his BBC Radio 4 discussion on Killer Tans.