Dr Amir Khan

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9,295 appearances 21 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 6d ago

Dr Amir Khan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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No Appointment Necessary · The Travel Health Tips Every Holidaymaker Needs · 3 Aug 2026 podcast

So you could set up a little alfresco dinner for them a few metres away. voice-verified

So like a jam jar of jam or something sweet. voice-verified

What they want is sweet stuff. voice-verified

So if you kind of put a little bit away from them, they might go there rather than to you, particularly if it's the stuff they really like. voice-verified

They want sweet stuff. voice-verified

So if you're eating cheese and crackers, they're less likely to come to you. voice-verified

But if they sense there's honey and jam there, then put a little bit away for them somewhere else where they can go to and then you enjoy yours. voice-verified

Oh, yes. voice-verified

Yeah, and ticks are a problem. voice-verified

You know, they are a problem because they can cause serious illness as well. voice-verified

The one that most people will know is Lyme disease. voice-verified

So we'll have to think about that. voice-verified

So ticks are little bugs that... voice-verified

usually like areas of long grass and woodland and those kind of things. voice-verified

And they do like to bite you. voice-verified

They often live on animals like deer and horses. voice-verified

And so if you're in those kind of areas, they will find you and attach to you as well. voice-verified

The problem isn't the tick itself, it's the bacteria that the ticks carry. voice-verified

So the ticks might bite you, but they introduce the bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi, which is what causes Lyme disease. voice-verified

So if you are going out walking in England, Scotland or Wales, but particularly central Europe, so like Germany, Austria, Slovenia, those are the places where it's really, really common. voice-verified

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