An apple a day when the doctor's away

Article Abstract:

Cruisers must be prepared to handle both urgent and everyday medical problems that may occur at sea. Colds and flus are the most likely to occur on a cruising sailboat, but infections and allergic reactions are frequent as well. Advice on handling these medical problems offshore is offered.

Methods, Management, First aid in illness and injury, First aid, Voyages around the world, Circumnavigation, Medical emergencies

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Unwinding the red tape

Article Abstract:

Obtaining clearance is easy provided the cruising sailor has the necessary documents such as ship's papers, insurance certificate, ship's stamp and cruising permit in addition to the passport and visa. Patience is likewise required.

Laws, regulations and rules, International aspects, Customs administration, International clearing

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Health insurance that goes the distance

Article Abstract:

Very few cruisers chose to incur the expense of health insurance. However, lack of coverage could affect the cruiser's well being for years after the cruise is over.

United States, Financial management, Risk factors, Insurance, Sailors

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