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When traveling to Equatorial Guinea, it's important to be aware of local health conditions. Based on WHO data from 2025, the country's Medova regional health index is 49.55/100 (higher means better measured conditions; this is a regional indicator, not a personal risk assessment), in the "Matsakaici" band. Key vaccinations to consider include Allurar Cutar Zazzabin Rawaya, Allurar Hepatitis A, Allurar Hepatitis B, Cutar Typhoid, Allurar Haukan Kare, Ciwon ƙarfin tsoka, Allurar HPV (Human Papillomavirus), Allurar Tetanus, Diphtheria, da Pertussis (Tdap), Cizon Hanci, Cizon Kunci, Rubella, Cizon ruwan sama, Cutar mura, Allurar Pneumococcal (PCV13), COVID-19, Tarin fata, Allurar Ebola (rVSV-ZEBOV), Maleriya. Consider discussing your trip with a travel medicine professional before departure.