Tag: maritime health

In view of The Day of the Seafarer (25 June) campaign of #SafetyTipsAtSea, MedSea offers practical measures for organizations to prevent common injuries, illnesses and safety concerns onboard commercial vessels. 

It's easy to become dehydrated without even realizing it. Dehydration can have a negative impact on a seafarer’s health and can cause or worsen certain diseases. It can also impact a seafarer’s ability to be productive at work.

Data from the first quarter of 2024 from the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network’s (ISWAN) helpline SeafarerHelp points to the complex working conditions facing many seafarers.

As technology continues to revolutionize every aspect of our lives, its influence is even permeating healthcare on the open seas, argues Arthur Diskin, Global Chief Strategy Officer, AP Companies.

The Seafarers International Research Centre and Cardiff University are conducting a study to support ports, employers, and governments in enhancing healthcare for seafarers employed in the cruise and cargo industries.

The Britannia P&I Club has issued its latest “Crew Watch” edition, where it informs that new research shows that poor dental hygiene can have an adverse impact on the rest of your body and contribute to other types of diseases.

Sophia Grant, Crew Health Programme Director at UK P&I Club presents prevention methods for malaria,  a life-threatening disease spread to humans by some types of mosquitoes. 

The SEAFiT survey underscores the paramount importance of prioritizing a healthy lifestyle within the maritime industry, acknowledging the physically demanding nature of work at sea and the significant prevalence of work-related injuries.

The Swedish Club is expanding its Pre-employment Medical Examination (PEME) program, focusing on the health and wellbeing of seafarers.

Are you afraid of developing diabetes? Is your mood suddenly low? Unlock the secrets of glucose, the body's primary fuel source, in the quest for a healthier, more balanced life.