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Crew Health Advice: World Suicide Prevention Day World Suicide Prevention Day is an important annual event to raise awareness of suicide. Sophia Bullard, Crew Health Programme Director, shared her…

Crew Health Advice: Why Vaccinations Matter A regular Crew Health team reviews of seafarer medical statistics often see the main cause of crew failing the medical was active Hepatitis B – an…

Crew Health Advice: Understanding and preventing sepsis in your crew Although a precise estimate of the global sepsis cases is difficult to ascertain, some scientific publications report that it…

Crew Health Advice: Time To Talk Day - A Focus on Seafarers Time to Talk Day 2025: A Focus on Seafarers Time to Talk Day is an annual event dedicated to encouraging open conversations about mental…

Crew Health Advice: The Impact of Cancer on Seafarers World Cancer Day 2025: The Impact of Cancer on Seafarers World Cancer Day, observed on 4 February 2025, is a global initiative led by the World…

Crew Health Advice: Testicular Cancer What are the testicles?  The testicles are part of the male reproductive system and are classified as glands. They are similar to the female…

Crew Health Advice: Tackling mental health issues Mental health affects crew of all ages, nationalities and ranks. A recent analysis of crew mental health revealed anxiety, social isolation, pressure…

Crew Health Advice: Supporting crew suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder The UK Club Crew Health team were recently asked to source support for seafarers who had sadly witnessed the…

Crew Health Advice: Supporting crew suffering from Back Pain Herniated discs, strains, sprains, inflammation, stiffness and tenderness are just some of the back pain symptoms reported to the UK Club…

Crew Health Advice: Sleep Deprivation Are your crew members getting enough sleep? A recent US study into sleep found that sleep deprivation is one of the main contributory causes of…