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Crew Health Advice: Dry January - A Guide for Seafarers What is Dry January?  Dry January is a public health campaign that encourages people to abstain from alcohol for the entire month of…

Crew Health Advice: Eliminating shipboard bullying and harassment The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) recognised the negative effect that bullying and harassment can have on seafarer health and…

Crew Health Advice: Empowering crew members is key to preventing Adjustment Disorder The Club reports a case of a crew member recently repatriated following a period of insomnia and heart…

Crew Health Advice: Excessive stress and panic attacks Seafarers, who are often exposed to adverse working conditions with multiple stressors, are a population at acute risk of panic…

Crew Health Advice: Exercise as a Mental Health Enhancer Mental Health

Crew Health Advice: Gallstone and Gallbladder Disease Crew health, gallbladder disease, gallstones Physical Wellbeing|Crew Wellbeing

Crew Health Advice: Grief - Our Journey to Healing Crew Health, *Grief* Crew Wellbeing|Mental Wellbeing

Crew Health Advice: Haemorrhoids Crew Health, *Haemorrhoids*, Physical Wellbeing|Crew Wellbeing

Crew Health Advice: Heart Disease Keeping your heart healthy, whatever your age, is the most important thing you can do to help prevent and manage heart disease. Heart disease and heart…

Crew Health Advice: Hepatitis B - The silent epidemic Dr. Balaji of Balaji Medical Centre, Chennai, India, explains why hepatitis B, a little known infection, kills more people worldwide than…