Holiday season is in full swing and while most trips pass without incident, thousands of Britons face falling ill while away.
And illness abroad doesn't just mean a touch of sangria-induced stomach problems. You, like celebrity Cheryl Cole - who is now on the mend after contracting malaria on holiday in tanzania - could pick up a nasty tropical disease. Most holidaymakers hope travel insurance will cover them.
Insurers paid out £274million for emergency medical treatment for British travellers abroad last year: £5.3million a week. But watch out - if you haven't taken the correct medicines or had the advised inoculations, your insurer might not pay up if you get a disease you could have been protected from.
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